Prasat and Pteah: Habitation within Angkor Wat's temple enclosure

Carter, Alison Kyra; Stark, Miriam T.; Castillo, Cristina; Heng, Piphal; Zhuang, Yijie; Chhay, Rachna

doi:10.1016/j.ara.2022.100405

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“…Moreover, it was influenced by the ancient Khmer civilization that spread its administrative and cultural influences throughout Southeast Asia to more than 80% of the region (Prachachit, 2021). Therefore, there is evidence of the existence of ancient people for a long period of time in the area of what is now Buriram Province, Thailand, which appears to be a small community that settled in the area around the end of the Neolithic period (Carter et al, 2022). Subsequently, an accumulation of wisdom occurred over a long time at Ban Kruat District regarding production of pottery that was produced for sale to the ancient Khmer empire centered in what is now Cambodia.Additionally, it has been discovered that there was a continuous exchange of wisdom and culture in the Northeast of Thailand with evidence of the cultural influence and beliefs of Brahmanism, Hinduism and Buddhism (Sa-ard-iama et al, 2021).…”

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Green Economy: Community Pottery Development Process from Kradong Volcanic Rock Powder for the Sustainable Development of Communities in Thailand

Piromgarn

Ariyakuare

Egwutvongsa

2023

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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The aim of this research is to establish a pottery production process from volcanic rock powder in Ban Kruat District, Thailand under the concept of the green economy operation by using research tools such as structured interviews as well as Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) and Multiple Regression Analysis. Moreover, it was found that the mixing ratios of pumice powder at 50%, local soil at 20% and kaolin at 30% with a shrinkage rate of 14%, water absorption of 1.88%, and a hardness of 304.75 kg/cm², having been fired at a temperature of 1,190 °C is considered a suitable ratio. In the same way, when transferring the production process of new pottery to the community in Ban Kruat District for production and distribution with the evaluation of consumer satisfaction, it can be summarized that there are six factors that affect consumer satisfaction: 1) Local Identity, 2) Uniqueness of the Materials, 3) Identity from Khmer Art Influence, 4) Factors in Lifestyle and Local Beliefs, 5) Functional Factors that Correspond to the Era, and 6) Factors of Current Market Conditions. Thus, these six factors have a predictive value of 61.365 (KMO =.533), and the results are as follows: F = 88.808, P = 0.000, R = 0.858, R2 = 0.736, Adj R2 = 0.728, SEE = 0.320, Durbin-Watson = 1.919. Therefore, the regression equation is defined as y ̂=-2.528+.345(X_1 )+.277(X_2 )+.287(X_3 )+.354(X_4 )+.373(X_5 )+.392(X_6 ), and it was concluded that all six factors affect consumer satisfaction towards pottery made from new types of volcanic rock powder with statistical significance at .01. Received: 28 January 2023 / Accepted: 14 April 2023 / Published: 5 May 2023

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