If You Love Khmer : Subscribe, Like , Comment, Share Please That mean you sent knowledge to our People. When You done Good Deed, Good Deed will back to You. For More New Update Videos : YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbHms86sU87t8LmbqgchmaA https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010048665330 Page : https://www.facebook.com/Khmer-News-1471536959818383/?ref=settings Google+ : https://plus.google.com/u/0/+CarteryJhone history of Cambodia There is sparse evidence for a Pleistocene human occupation of present-day Cambodia, which includes quartz and quartzite pebble tools on terraces along the Mekong River, in Stung Treng and Kratié provinces, and in Kampot Province, although their dating is unreliable.[24] Some slight archaeological evidence shows communities of hunter-gatherers inhabited the region during Holocene: the most ancient ruins in Cambodia is considered forthcoming the cave of L'aang Spean, in Battambang Province, which supplement theHoabinhian period. Excavations in its lower layers produced a series of radiocarbon dates as of 6000 BC.[24][25] Upper layers in the same site gave evidence of transition to Neolithic, containing the earliest dated earthenware ceramics in Cambodia[26] Glazed stoneware pace to the 12th century Khmer army going to war against the Cham, from a relief on the Bayon Archaeological records about between Holocene and Iron Age remain equally limited. A pivotal event in Cambodian prehistory was the slow penetration of the first rice farmers from the north, which began in the late 3rd millennium BC.[27] The most curious prehistoric evidence in Cambodia are the various "circular earthworks" discovered paying out in excess of income soils near Memot and in the adjacent region of Vietnam in the latter 1950s. Their function and age are still debated, but some of them possibly date from 2nd millennium BC at least.[28][29] Other prehistoric sites of somewhat uncertain date are Samrong Sen (not far from the ancient capital of Oudong), where the first investigations began in 1875,[30] and Phum Snay, in the northern province of Banteay Meanchey.[31]An excavation at Phum Snay revealed 21 graves with iron weapons and cranial trauma which could intimate conflicts in the past, possible with larger cities in Angkor.[32] Prehistoric artefacts are often found during mining activities in Ratanakiri.[24] Iron was worked by about 500 BC, with supporting evidence coming from the Khorat Plateau, in modern-day Thailand. In Cambodia, some Iron Age settlements were found beneath Baksei Chamkrong and other Angkorian temples while circular earthworks, were found beneath Lovea more or less kilometres north-west of Angkor. Burials, much richer than other types of finds, attest improvement of food availability and trade (even on long distances: in the 4th century BC trade relations with India were already opened) and the existence of a hierarchy and labour organisation. At Phum Snay, burial goods included weaponry and skeletons showed evidence on trauma inflicted by violence, indicating warfare between different groups in the area for its strategic location for trade.[27][33] Also, among the artefacts from the Iron Age, glass beads are important evidence. Different kinds of glass beads recovered from several sites across Cambodia, for example the Phum Snay site in northwest and the Prohear site in southeast, show that there were two main trading networks at the time. The two networks were separated then and space, which indicate that there was a shift from one network to the other at about 2nd-4th century AD, probably with changes in socio-political powers.[34] Pre-Angkorian and Angkorian era[edit] Main articles: Kingdom of Funan, Chenla and Khmer Empire Cambodia breaking news today, Cambodia political news Cambodia news today 2015 Khmer hot news today 2015 Facebook News San Sochea So Naro today Hun Sen news today Sam Rainsy today Kem Sokha today Khem Veasna speech Cambodia history Pol Pot History Hang Meas TV News RFA News Today VOD News Today Khmer news today CPP NRP TV News Ear Kimsreng today Sourn Serey Ratha VOA News Today Sihanouk speech LDP LDP RFA News Today VOD News Today

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