Prehistoric Small Thai Ban Chiang Simple Bowl

Prehistoric Small Thai Ban Chiang Simple Bowl

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Southeast Asian

Period

Pre AD 1000

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A small prehistoric early Ban Chiang earthenware pottery small round bowl. Lower 1/2 is incised with diagonal lines possible for adding grip.

Age: 300 BCE – 200 AD Late period

Dimensions: 5 1/2″ wide x 3″ high Ban Chiang in northeast Thailand is a UNESCO World Heritage site and an important location for understanding the prehistory of Southeast Asia. University of Pennsylvania excavations in the mid-1970s uncovered numerous burials and artifacts indicating that people buried their relatives underneath and around their houses, which were constructed above the ground on piles or posts (White 1982). The site was occupied from the 3rd millennium BCE to the early first millennium CE and has been divided into three periods: the Early Period (2100 – 900 BCE), the Middle Period (900 – 300 BCE), and the Late Period (300 BCE – 200 CE)

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A small prehistoric early Ban Chiang earthenware pottery small round bowl. Lower 1/2 is incised with diagonal lines possible for adding grip.

Age: 300 BCE – 200 AD Late period

Dimensions: 5 1/2″ wide x 3″ high Ban Chiang in northeast Thailand is a UNESCO World Heritage site and an important location for understanding the prehistory of Southeast Asia. University of Pennsylvania excavations in the mid-1970s uncovered numerous burials and artifacts indicating that people buried their relatives underneath and around their houses, which were constructed above the ground on piles or posts (White 1982). The site was occupied from the 3rd millennium BCE to the early first millennium CE and has been divided into three periods: the Early Period (2100 – 900 BCE), the Middle Period (900 – 300 BCE), and the Late Period (300 BCE – 200 CE)

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Region

Southeast Asian

Period

Pre AD 1000

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