Ban Mak Naoi Tai
| Native Name | ບ້ານມາກນ້ອຍໄທ, បានម៉ាក់ណៅតៃ |
|---|---|
| BA# | L13020 |
| Type | Carvings |
| Location | |
| District | Sayboury |
| Province | Savannakhet |
| Country | Laos |
| Coordinates | 16.97833, 104.87986 |
| History | |
| Material | Sandstone |
Nong Hua Thong (ບ້ານມາກນ້ອຍໄທ - Pronounced: Nong Hoo-a Tong)
The village of Mak Naoi Tai is reported as housing an inscribed sandstone block - presumably in the monastery - in Lao language and dating to 1645. However, the text is found on an earlier - Khmer-style - pedestal of unknown provenance.
The site lies just north of the ancient Mon/Khmer settlement at Nong Hua Thong - and indeed Parmentier used this village name to refer to the site in his early survey - which could be the original source of the artefact.
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