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Piggy
Pigs have the run of the town in Angkor Borei. Here one is hanging out in the middle of the road.
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Gas Station
A typical gas station in Phnom Penh. (Photo from Andy Roberts)
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Sokvat and friend
Sokvat (on the right) befriended this young boy when we were surveying a group of mounds near his home
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Baby on a bike!
A little girl and her baby brother on a bike watching us work.
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Cart
This cart can be seen on reliefs at Angkor Wat and is still used today.
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More Kids
Children of the village headmaster hanging out with us while we ate lunch.
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Outside Phnom Da
A group photo of Andy, Wes, myself, and Ben Marwick outside Phnom Da.
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Phnom Da
A group of kids and a care-taker hang out in the doorway to Phnom Da.
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Phnom Da-exterior
Phnom Da is a large 10th century temple near the town of Angkor Borei. It is made of laterite and brick.
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Angkor Borei Wall
A section of the wall around Angkor Borei. LOMAP took a sample of a few of the bricks in order to attempt to date the wall.
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The excitement of archaeology!
A crowd gathers as we survey a mound where a modern Buddhist Vat and school are located.
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Bricks!
Cow-herders
A group of cow-herders stopped by to see us working one afternoon.
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Farming
Many farmers in this area of Cambodia still use old farming technology.
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Canal Boat
A group of us sitting in the canal boat waiting to head back. Photo courtesy of Sokhan.
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Monk outside Wat Oonalaum
A monk walks near the entrance to Wat Oonalaum, one of Phnom Penh's oldest Buddhist temples.
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Southeast Asia Summer 2005
