SEREMBAN: Some of the 3,500 of megaliths found in Kuala Pilah will soon be relocated to the Pengkalan Kempas History Complex in Port Dickson as part of the state government’s efforts to preserve the ancient structures. “The megalith sites identified here have historical value but they are scattered around Kuala Pilah district, especially in Terachi but some of them are located on private land. There are currently 300 megalith sites in Negri Sembilan and 70 of them are located in Kuala Pilah. The majority of the sites here are left unattended and this has raised questions as to who is responsible for maintaining the historical sites. Johani said the seminar called for the establishment of the Megalithic Conservation Center at Pengkalan Kempas History Complex to add more unique and attractive historical attractions to the centre.

Source: New Strait Times November 21, 2017 10:41 UTC