Category:Uthai Thani Province

Map Keys
	Large Prasats		Arogyasalas
	Large Ruins		Dharmasalas
	Medium Prasats		Ancient Bridges
	Medium Ruins		Ancient Cities
	Medium Tuols		Ancient Kilns
	Small Prasats		Ancient Quarries
	Small Ruins		Ancient Reservoirs
	Small Tuols		Ancient Villages
	Museums		Carvings
	Depositories		Other Structures
	Wats		Prehistoric Sites
	Neak Ta's		Unknown Sites
	Unconfirmed Sites

Even considering that nearly half of the province is mountainous, Uthai Thani displays scant potential Khmer sites or vestiges. The flat lowlands of the eastern half stretch as far as the Chao Phraya River and feature a number of Dvaravati and pre-Dvaravati settlements however, as with neighbouring provinces, the issue is determining the extent of the Khmer presence.

A 7th-century inscription does refer to a king Isanavarman - presumably the Chenla ruler at Sambor Prei Kuk - and Funan and early Chenla artefacts have been unearthed in some of the early settlement sites however whether these are indicative of a significant early Khmer presence or merely trade and/or client state status is debatable. Unlike neighbouring Nakhon Sawan and Chai Nat later, no 11th and 12th-century are confirmed either.