Experts examine human remains found at prehistoric site in Ang Thong

By THE NATION

 

 

Human remains were found in Ang Thong province on Sunday (July 27) in an archaeological site dating back some 3,000 years.

 

The remains were found in a farming area, near the Si Buatong Subdistrict Administration Organisation in Sawaeng Ha district.

 

The bones arranged in a human form were found in a tomb at a depth of 50 centimetres. The skull has six teeth. The discovery drew the attention of local people and tourists.

 

 

Sokiat Boriboon, the land owner, said that something inspired him to dig in the place where the tomb was found. When he found the bones, he called the related officials to check them.

 

Numerous antiques were previously found in this area. Assoc Prof Rasmi Shoocongdej from the Fine Arts Department estimated that the area where the antiques were discovered was possibly a prehistoric site dating back some 3,000 years.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30391969

 

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All will be shocked when they determine the human remains belongs to a farang...????

Two replies from fools.

10 minutes ago, Gillyflower said:

Two replies from fools.

make that three.       oops  including me   four

3000 years ago is probably not prehistoric as generally human prehistory is usually recognised as the period between the first use of stone tools and the invention of writing! But then again I am not sure when Siam first used a writing system!