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Samrong Sen
12.2167° N, 104.7833° E
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Samrong Sen is a significant prehistoric archaeological site situated on the east bank of the Stueng Chinit River in Cambodia's Kampong Chhnang Province. This site is known for its substantial shell midden, which serves as a testament to the region's prehistoric human activity. Archaeological investigations reveal that Samrong Sen was a thriving community from the Neolithic period through the Bronze Age, characterized by the presence of various tools and artifacts. The site's importance is highlighted by its role in establishing connections with other Southeast Asian Bronze Age cultures, particularly through the discovery of burial practices and tool manufacturing techniques. Despite challenges in precise dating due to early excavation methods, Samrong Sen provides valuable insights into the prehistoric human settlement and technological advancements in this region.
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Neolithic Occupation
2000 BCE
Bronze Age Community
1500 BCE, 500 BCE
Iron Age Transition
200 BCE
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Domestic and Habitation Structures
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