In September I was in Laos and I had the opportunity to visit the Plain of Jars, or at least, a few of the jar sites that dot central Laos around Xieng Khouang province. There are over 2,000 jars spread out in over 100 sites. Not all of them are accessible, because of the presence of UXOs, and several have been destroyed due to war and development.
The megalithic jars are somewhat unique in Southeast Asia – less known, but distinctively peculiar and in need of further study. They are associated with burials, and the jars themselves display a large variability in forms and sizes and distribution. Despite the rainy weather, I was fortunate to be able to take the UAV out for a spin over various sites:
![[Lecture] The Plain of Jars of Laos – World Heritage Monuments in Stone](https://i0.wp.com/www.southeastasianarchaeology.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/plain-of-jars.jpg?resize=360%2C180&ssl=1)
i was there a couple of weeks ago! its good to see their location in the topography.
Julie Van Den Bergh
on my bucket list to see
I am member of the Sri Lanka Archaeological society and my interest subject