The Civilization Crossing over the Border of Nation-States Traces in Sa Kaeo Thailand and Bantaey Mean Chey Cambodia
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This article is presenting and describe to the historical background of Sa Kaeo province of Thailand and Banteay Mean Chey province of Cambodia. With used the
archeological evidences both writing document and unwritten. For searching to the answer of the problem point of cultural societies changed about the many peoples in
this border from the Khmer culture came to Siamese civilization. As it’s a guideline of the importance areas and tourist attractions in the borders. This is a path to made
companionship relations between Thailand with Cambodia.
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