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american_scientific_journal-3393	Thắng, Đặng Văn; Sen, Võ Văn	Recognition of Oc Eo Culture Relic in Thoai Son District an Giang Province, Vienam	2017	23	.pdf	application/pdf	9929	373	65	He divided the city of Oc Eo into 10 zones: Zone I (northwest) with relics such as Giong Da, Dien Dien Mound, Mon Mound, etc; Zone II (northwest) with relics such as Cay Trom Mound, Mo Coi Mound, etc; Zone III (center-west) with relics such as Cay Thi Mound, Ong Mang Mound, etc; Zone V (center-west) with relics such as Oc Eo Mound, etc; from Zone VI to Zone X (central, east and south) are part of a large low-land area containing Gieng Da and Go De relics, etc. By studying artifacts in An Giang Museum, we can conduct a comparative study between Dong Thap Relic and Oc Eo - Ba The One, which helped us dating back Oc Eo Culture from the 2nd century BC to the early 7th century AD and post Oc Eo from the middle 7th century AD to the 12th century AD; furthermore, it is clearly confirmed about the functions of relics in this region, according to which they used to be Hindu temples; and numerous artifacts linked with the temples were named.	cache/american_scientific_journal-3393.pdf	txt/american_scientific_journal-3393.txt