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An Son is a mounded archaeological site located in the in the Duc Koa district along the Vam Co Dong River in Southern Vietnam. The site was originally discovered in 1938 by Louis Malleret and . Multiple excavations over a period of six decades have revealed that An Son was continuously occupied during the Neolithic period between approximately 2300-1200 B.C. During the excavations, archaeologists found many artifacts indicative of a Neolithic lifestyle similar to other Neolithic sites in Southern Vietnam and Thailand. Excavations have found pottery as well as ceramic productions. Furthermore, the burials found from excavations at An Son have gathered evidence of ritual ceremonies, an indication of the belief system of this area.

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  • An Son is a mounded archaeological site located in the in the Duc Koa district along the Vam Co Dong River in Southern Vietnam. The site was originally discovered in 1938 by Louis Malleret and . Multiple excavations over a period of six decades have revealed that An Son was continuously occupied during the Neolithic period between approximately 2300-1200 B.C. During the excavations, archaeologists found many artifacts indicative of a Neolithic lifestyle similar to other Neolithic sites in Southern Vietnam and Thailand. Excavations have found pottery as well as ceramic productions. Furthermore, the burials found from excavations at An Son have gathered evidence of ritual ceremonies, an indication of the belief system of this area. (en)
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  • An Son is a mounded archaeological site located in the in the Duc Koa district along the Vam Co Dong River in Southern Vietnam. The site was originally discovered in 1938 by Louis Malleret and . Multiple excavations over a period of six decades have revealed that An Son was continuously occupied during the Neolithic period between approximately 2300-1200 B.C. During the excavations, archaeologists found many artifacts indicative of a Neolithic lifestyle similar to other Neolithic sites in Southern Vietnam and Thailand. Excavations have found pottery as well as ceramic productions. Furthermore, the burials found from excavations at An Son have gathered evidence of ritual ceremonies, an indication of the belief system of this area. (en)
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