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Angkor Wat

Cambodia  ·  temple  ·  13°24'45.0"N 103°52'00.1"E
Satellite view of Angkor Wat, centred on the coordinates Pyramason holds for itOpen on the map

Angkor Wat is a temple in Cambodia, the Khmer temple complex built under Suryavarman II in the first half of the 12th century. Pyramason catalogues it as PYR-132707 at 13.41249, 103.86668 (13°24'45.0"N 103°52'00.1"E).

There are 27 other catalogued sites within 5 km of it, 69 within 25 km and 74 within 50 km. That density is itself the finding: this is not an isolated monument but part of a worked landscape, with Angkor Thom 3.5 km to the north.

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The episode

Narration uses a synthetic clone of Farhad Aghapour's own voice. The data and the analysis are from the Pyramason atlas.

The record

Pyramason IDPYR-132707
CountryCambodia
Classified astemple
Coordinates13.41249, 103.86668
13°24'45.0"N 103°52'00.1"E
Sites within 25 km69
Sites within 50 km74

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Further reading

English Wikipedia  ·  Journal: Angkor Wat, nine centuries without abandonment

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Distances are great-circle, from the coordinates Pyramason holds for each site.