The Toba Post-Super Eruption

The Toba Post-Super Eruption

The indigenous Batak men and women are seen performs the Tortor dance inside the Horja Bius traditional ceremony in Tomok Village, Samosir Island, Toba Caldera, Indonesia on August 08, 2015. The geologists, Adonara E Mucek, Martin Danisik, Shanaka L de Silva, Axel K Schmitt, Indyo Pratomo, and Matthew A Coble via the Nature Communications on 2017 released a researches about the post-super eruption in the Toba Caldera which found geochemical similarities zircon with the Sinabung volcano eruption materials as the most active stratovolcano in the North of Toba. (Photo by Sutanta Aditya/NurPhoto)

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