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| name = Kok Ta Yor | | name = Kok Ta Yor | ||
| native_name_lang = | | native_name_lang = គោកតាយ | ||
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| ba_no = C1707080 | | ba_no = C1707080 | ||
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| material = | | material = Brick, Laterite | ||
| religion = | | religion = | ||
| deity = | | deity = | ||
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Kok Ta Yor ( - Pronounced: | Kok Ta Yor (គោកតាយ - Pronounced: Kouhk Ta Yawe) | ||
Satellite images reveal a square, uncultivated plot of land measuring some 30m x 40m and aligned east-west. The temple mound site is surrounded by a moat with an east-facing entrance causeway. | |||
Unfortunately, no vestiges remain today and the plot has been flattened by local farmers leaving it only slightly higher than the surrounding paddy-fields. Nonetheless, older residents confirm that in earlier times a distinct mound with brick - or possibly laterite - fragments existed and that the site has traditionally been known as Kok Ta Yor. | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:20, 17 April 2023
| Native Name | គោកតាយ |
|---|---|
| BA# | C1707080 |
| Size | Medium |
| Condition | Tuol |
| Type | Temple |
| Location | |
| Part of | Aninditapura, Purandarapura, Yasodharapura II, Yasodharapura III, Angkor |
| Commune | Khnat |
| District | Puok |
| Province | Siem Reap |
| Country | Cambodia |
| Coordinates | 13.40130, 103.75555 |
| History | |
| Material | Brick, Laterite |
Kok Ta Yor (គោកតាយ - Pronounced: Kouhk Ta Yawe)
Satellite images reveal a square, uncultivated plot of land measuring some 30m x 40m and aligned east-west. The temple mound site is surrounded by a moat with an east-facing entrance causeway.
Unfortunately, no vestiges remain today and the plot has been flattened by local farmers leaving it only slightly higher than the surrounding paddy-fields. Nonetheless, older residents confirm that in earlier times a distinct mound with brick - or possibly laterite - fragments existed and that the site has traditionally been known as Kok Ta Yor.
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Historic Archive
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Nearby Sites
- Aninditapura
- C1707037
- C1707059
- C1707079
- C1707237
- C1707268
- C1707300
- C1707301
- C1707303
- C1707324
- C1707327
- C1707416
- C1707478
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- Kok Chas (Ta Chet)
- Kok Kamnap (Kaev Poar)
- Kok Kroes Trapeang Kantuot
- Kok Neak Ta (Puok)
- Kok Prasat (Khnat)
- Kok Prasat (Pralay)
- Kok Ta Nei (Kaev Poar)
- Kok Ta Svay
- Kok Ta Yor
- Kok Trabaek (Puok)
- Prasat Phum O
- Prasat Wat Khnat
- Tuol Prasat Sambuor
- Tuol Trapeang Svay (Kaev Poar)
- Wat Kok Khpuos (Puok)
- Wat Prasat (Chrolong)
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References