Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47)

Why it mattersSouthern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47) at Siem Reap, Cambodia is a Medieval (regional) temple complex of the Medieval tradition, built c. 120

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Built

c. 1200 BCE

Period

Medieval (regional)

Culture

Medieval

Purpose

Necropolis and associated settlement

Excavation

Partially excavated

1. c. 1200 BCE

   Initial construction / first occupation at Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47)

2. 19th–20th century

   Excavation and research at Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47)

• Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47) Main Temple-Complex Featuretemple complexPrimary temple-complex feature at Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47) – central necropolis and associated settlement element with stratified deposits13.5141° N · 103.7006° E
• Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47) Secondary EnclosureenclosureAncillary enclosure/wall line at Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47) defining settlement or ritual space13.5140° N · 103.7006° E
• Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47) Outlier Rock Art Panelrock artOutlier cup-mark/petroglyph panel linked to Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47) ceremonial landscape13.5142° N · 103.7004° E
• Southern Siem Reap Necropolis Central — Siem Reap (54-47) Reservoir CisternhydraulicRock-cut cistern/reservoir for water management13.5139° N · 103.7004° E