Cambodian Archaeology

Cambodian archaeology is the study of ancient human activity in Cambodia through the excavation and analysis of historical sites and artifacts. It uncovers evidence of powerful civilizations like the Khmer Empire, known for constructing the iconic Angkor Wat and other temples. Archaeologists explore how these societies organized their cities, religious practices, and daily life, providing insight into Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage. This field combines techniques like excavation, dating, and restoration to understand the past, helping preserve Cambodia’s historical sites and deepen appreciation of its ancient civilization’s achievements.