A well-kept contemporary monastery and pagoda also houses a small collection of ancient temple remnants that may originate from nearby archeological sites. Remnants include two fragments of pink sandstone decorated door columns, a collection of older sema stones, and what may have been a sema pedestal.
Remains of a small laterite bridge located along the ancient road that led out of Angkor to Phnom Srok (and beyond to Sdok Kak Thom). See a larger map of the ancient road network and bridges here and here.
The location of a laterite bridge that was recorded by Lunet Lajonquire in the 1900s which hopefully still exists underneath the successive road upgrades. It was recorded as being 28 m long and 9 m wide. See a larger map of the ancient road network and bridges here and here. Note there are several bridges named “Memay” see here for … Read more
Location of what was a group of six temples, with library or annex buildings. Artifacts removed under registration numbers K. 242, K. 243 and K. 501.
The location of what was a group of 6 temples inc. library or annex buildings, an outer wall with entrance gopura.
Located atop Phnom Kambot of Kralanh district Siem Reap, Prasat Phnom Kambot, is a small square brick temple built on a laterite base. On the trail leading to the site, two pedestals and the odd laterite block can be seen. A statue, possibly of Prajnaparamita, originating from here sits in the Guimet Museum of France … Read more
Site of an ancient laterite bridge. Nothing remains bar a small pile of laterite blocks which for the most part of the year are underwater. On the bank, there is a small shelter housing decorated fragments from a nearby temple site. See a larger map of the ancient road network and bridges here and here.
Scattered brick and sandstone pieces. Site where sculptures and inscription K. 238 was found.
A modern monastery to the east of which are scant remains of an ancient site that was once three temples with a gopura (?) and moat. Inscriptions were recorded and registered under K. 240 and K. 241.
Scattered remains of a brick temple. Site where statues, lintel, column, and bollard were found and removed and registered under K. 250.
Partially standing remnants of a brick temple
Scattered remains of brick temple, 100m x 200m basin in the east. A site where lintel and statues were found and removed.
Scattered remains of three brick temples
A mound with sandstone remnants that was once a group of four brick temples with moat.
Scant remains of three brick temples
Remains of what was a temple of laterite construction.