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Surface Research and Archaeological Excavation: A Foundation for Analyzing and Identifying Ancient Human Settlements
30 April, 2026National News, NewsThe Preah Vihear National Authority has stated that mainstreaming knowledge of settlement research and archaeological excavation among students is vital. Utilizing surface research methods—specifically the study of ceramic fragments—and archaeological excavation is essential for analyzing and identifying ancient human settlements and royal capitals.