Ref ID:	36751
Ref Type:	Book Section in a Series
Authors:	Chhay, Rachna Tho, Thon Em, Socheata
Title:	Guide to understanding Khmer stoneware characteristics, Angkor, Cambodia
Date:	2020
Source:	EurASEAA14: papers from the Fourteenth International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists. Volume 2: material culture and heritage
Place of Publication:	Oxford
Publisher:	Archaeopress
Abstract:	Khmer stoneware technology first appeared in the ninth century CE in what is now northwest Cambodia and probably also in northeast Thailand, and production continued until at least the fourteenth century CE. The technical study of these stoneware kilns allows us to understand how and when Khmer potters developed this stoneware technological tradition. This study reviews stonewares recovered from excavated Khmer kilns and from recently excavated Angkorian sites to offer insights on Khmer stoneware production. Work concentrates on each well-documented stoneware production center in the Greater Angkor region and reviews our knowledge of Khmer stoneware production from northeast Thailand, using published information from sites in Buriram Province.
Identifier:	ISBN 9781789695946
Editors:	Lewis, Helen
Volume:	2
Page Start:	53
Page End:	62
Series Editor:	Lewis, Helen