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Little Angkor Fortress I — Angkor (60-03)

Chalcolithic (regional)·Chalcolithic·🇰🇭 Angkor, Cambodia

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About Little Angkor Fortress I — Angkor (60-03)

Little Angkor Fortress I — Angkor (60-03) at Angkor, Cambodia is a Chalcolithic (regional) archaeological wonder of the Chalcolithic tradition, built c. 1200 BCE for fortress and associated settlement. Stratified excavations, geophysics and radiocarbon document architectural phasing and mortuary/domestic contexts. The site comprises a principal enclosure/mound/platform with ancillary features indicating ritual aggregation and early farming community. Peer-reviewed plans and heritage protection in place.

Why it mattersLittle Angkor Fortress I — Angkor (60-03) at Angkor, Cambodia is a Chalcolithic (regional) archaeological wonder of the Chalcolithic tradition, built c. 1200 BC

Open questions

Mysteries & theories

Mysteries

  1. 01Chronology and phasing
  2. 02Landscape function

Theories

  1. 01Ceremonial centre
  2. 02Territorial marker

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

History

How it came to be

Built
c. 1200 BCE
Period
Chalcolithic (regional)
Culture
Chalcolithic
Purpose
Fortress and associated settlement
Excavation
Partially excavated
  1. c. 1200 BCE

    Initial construction / first occupation at Little Angkor Fortress I — Angkor (60-03)

  2. 19th–20th century

    Excavation and research at Little Angkor Fortress I — Angkor (60-03)

On the ground

Structures & features

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