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Thailands Travellers Tales Tell us your stories about your Thailand vacation. Where did you travel in Thailand? Is Pattaya more fun than Bangkok? Did you visit Phuket or any of the other Thai Islands? Did you go on a tour to visit the Hill Tribes in Northern Thailand? Share your Thailand pictures and Thailand video stuff on this forum and tell us about your holiday.

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Old 15-04-2008, 01:51 AM   #21 (permalink)
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The Fine Arts Department has sought an investigation to establish if stolen artefacts uncovered following a crackdown in the United States belonged to the ancient Ban Chiang period.
If it's anything like Ayutthaya, it's the Fine Arts Dept who are the main culprits in removing precious objects from the site.
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The first pottery from up to 5500 to 6500 years ago had been found!
The first pottery can be traced back to either the Grooved Ware Peoples and some of it is estimated to be 30,000 years old (if you believe Masons) or the Jomon examples from Japan which are estimated to be 10,000 years old.

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It is the first evidence of organized farming in the civilized world.
The Thais would love to believe that but the first organised farming took place in what is now Israel and the West Bank.
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The Thais would love to believe that but the first organised farming took place in what is now Israel and the West Bank.
I read that there is a site in Africa which is older.
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Old 21-04-2008, 11:48 AM   #25 (permalink)
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The first OF THE pottery from up to 5500 to 6500 years ago had been found!
The first pottery can be traced back to either the Grooved Ware Peoples and some of it is estimated to be 30,000 years old (if you believe Masons) or the Jomon examples from Japan which are estimated to be 10,000 years old.

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It is the first evidence of organized RICE farming in the civilized world.
The Thais would love to believe that but the first organised farming took place in what is now Israel and the West Bank.

Picky, picky

My references were not Thai but the University of Penn. which has a renowned archeology department.

That's what I get for not using direct quotes from the research. Too old and memory is quitting on me. However, it doesn't detract from the pleasure of being there and seeing it.

It is interesting that the last Ice Age period is regularly accepted as the beginning of 'our' civilization by many of us. Yet, there is specific evidence of prehistory peoples from many years (eons?) prior. Underworld is a fine example of some of the research going on. BTW one of the sites not accessible to them during the writing of the book was verified with the Tsunami of -04, when remains of an old temple/buildings were sited on the South East coast of India as the waters receded prior to the wave.


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Additional info on the "farming" question. Apparently rice was farmed there on a consistent basis for many generations. The layers of remains and artifacts do give some time lines along with sediment layers etc. This indicates a yearly or periodic farming of rice.

The conclusion is it is the oldest (possibly challenged by the site in China) continuous farming known.

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