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Preah Khan

Preah Khan

Like nearly all the remains of the ancient Angkor civilization, Preah Khan can be approached either at a micro or macro level. At the micro level, every square...
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Like nearly all the remains of the ancient Angkor civilization, Preah Khan can be approached either at a micro or macro level. At the micro level, every square inch is a masterpiece of 12th century artistry. At the macro level, the enormous complex reflects an uncanny understanding of perspective and optical illusion.
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