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| The site is located in the Khlong Raeng watershed ({{lang|th|คลองแร้ง}}), south of Ban Khwao subdistrict, ], ], ]. | The site is located in the Khlong Raeng watershed ({{lang|th|คลองแร้ง}}), south of Ban Khwao subdistrict, ], ], ].<ref name=cpru/> The inner city is a reasonably spherical mound, approximately 1 kilometer in diameter, raised about 3 meters above the surrounding ground level, and surrounded by a moat and embankment. The outer city is a relatively open lowland area, bounded by another moat and embankment. The ] flows in the south, about 5 kilometers away. Small streams that flow near the city include Huai Pong ({{lang|th|ห้วยโป่ง}}), Nong O ({{lang|th|หนองอ้อ}}), Khlong Phai Ngam ({{lang|th|คลองไผ่งาม}}), and Huai Yang Chum ({{lang|th|ห้วยยางชุม}}).<ref name=cpru/> | ||
| To the current condition, the site's outer moat and embankment form a continuous line around the region. The embankment is densely covered with trees and plants. The embankment is approximately 10 meters wide and 6-7 meters high. The overall height is not uniform. The moat is located on the outside of the embankment, approximately 10 meters wide. The inner city's moat and embankment are not as clear as the outer one, but it can still be observed, especially in the southern part. The moat is approximately 10 meters wide and the embankment is approximately 6 meters wide. The embankment is very low. It can be seen that the height is at the same level as the surrounding area.<ref name=cpru/> | |||
| ==Findings== | ==Findings== | ||
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15°43′22″N 101°56′47″E / 15.72278°N 101.94639°E / 15.72278; 101.94639
| เมืองหามหอก | |
| Location | Ban Khwao, Chaiyaphum, Thailand |
|---|---|
| Type | Human settlement |
| Area | 2.29 square kilometres (229 ha) |
| History | |
| Founded | c. 6th century |
| Abandoned | c. 17th century |
| Periods | Ancient history |
| Cultures | |
| Associated with | |
| Site notes | |
| Condition | Mostly destroyed |
| Ownership | Private |
| Management | Dong Mueang Aem Subdistrict Administrative Organization, no entry fee |
| Public access | Yes |
Mueang Ham Hok (Thai: เมืองหามหอก) was a former human settlement in Lum Lam Chi subdistrict, Ban Khwao, Chaiyaphum, northeastern Thailand. It was inhabited from the 6th – 17th centuries from the Dvaravati to the late Ayutthaya periods.
Layout and location
The site is located in the Khlong Raeng watershed (คลองแร้ง), south of Ban Khwao subdistrict, Ban Khwao, Chaiyaphum, northeastern Thailand. The inner city is a reasonably spherical mound, approximately 1 kilometer in diameter, raised about 3 meters above the surrounding ground level, and surrounded by a moat and embankment. The outer city is a relatively open lowland area, bounded by another moat and embankment. The Chi River flows in the south, about 5 kilometers away. Small streams that flow near the city include Huai Pong (ห้วยโป่ง), Nong O (หนองอ้อ), Khlong Phai Ngam (คลองไผ่งาม), and Huai Yang Chum (ห้วยยางชุม).
To the current condition, the site's outer moat and embankment form a continuous line around the region. The embankment is densely covered with trees and plants. The embankment is approximately 10 meters wide and 6-7 meters high. The overall height is not uniform. The moat is located on the outside of the embankment, approximately 10 meters wide. The inner city's moat and embankment are not as clear as the outer one, but it can still be observed, especially in the southern part. The moat is approximately 10 meters wide and the embankment is approximately 6 meters wide. The embankment is very low. It can be seen that the height is at the same level as the surrounding area.
Findings
References
- ^ "ชุมชนโบราณเมืองหามหอก" [The ancient city of Mueang Ham Hok]. Art and culture Chaiyaphum Rajabhat University (in Thai). 7 January 2022. Retrieved 4 January 2025.