Way to the Plain of Jars third site
Plain of Jars third site
That Chomsi in Mouang Khoune
Altar to sacrifice and donate the money in form of…
I'd like to find the seeds for these flowers
Tham Theung
At the Mekong river bank
Dinner at Mekongs riverside
Tha Heua at the Nam Ngum Dam
Market beside the highway in Vang Heua
Vang Vieng
Nam Xong river near Vang Vieng
Way to the Tham Phu Kham cave
Tham Jang
Landscape near Vang Vieng and the Nam Xong river
Buddha statue inside the temple comprise
View to the north-eastern part of the city
Walking street in Luang Prabang
Shop by shop along the cities mainroad
Mekong the heart of Laos
Wat Paphaimisaiyaram
Inside Wat Pa Phai
The entrance door into the Wat Pa Phai
Village in the destroyed field near the Plain of J…
Plain of Jars second site
Plain of Jars second site
Plain of Jars second site
Plain of Jars second site
Plain of Jars second site
Plain of Jars second site
Plain of Jars first site
The stupas backside
Lovely Laotian market girl
Simple barber shop in Vang Vieng
The highway through Kasi
At the highway nr. 13
Night market life in Vientiane
Wat Hosantinimit in Vientiane
Reclining Buddha in the park
Stupa near Wat Si Saket
Part of the arcade of Buddha images
One of the exits at the rooftop of the Victory Mon…
Greetings to Lawan and Waranya
Phou Khoun and the highway nr. 7
Barbecued eggs and other sticks
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Plain of Jars second site
The jars are huge, up to nine feet tall, the largest weighing 14 tons. Most are carved of sandstone, others of granite, conglomerate, or calcified coral. Some are round, others angular, and a few have disks that appear to be lids. Tools and human remains found inside and around the jars suggest their use and manufacture spanned centuries. The bulk of material dates from 500 B.C. to A.D. 800, and additional carbon dates are expected this summer.
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