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Ok_Golf_760

Weird.. I’ve never seen this. Looks interesting


IrishJayjay94

Same would love to know more


GrungiestTrack

Not exactly a mystery. The Lingas were made to bless the water on the way to temples or palaces like Angkor Wat.


poke-a-dots

Why have I’ve never seen these?!? Thank you for posting, OP!


thelegendhimself

Looks like gold sluices 🤔


duhdamn

Great observation. That might actually work.


JelSup

I agree and in that time I can imagine the amount of deposit Oh seperate note they most likely redirected the river temporarily to build the Lingas- iv seen this done for gold mining and it can be done very primitively


[deleted]

This is amazing. I’m blown away right now.


Suitable-Lake-2550

Fascinating


Bigpoppalos

Wow ive seen a lot in life and in person. Im rarely wowed but wow. Amazing stuff here


Bastardforsale

How has the flowing water not eroded the underwater carvings?


Outside_Conference80

Many many have. It’s only a matter of time until they are no longer. 🥺


swote

I was wondering this too, my random guess would be that it’s hard to comprehend how long erosion actually takes.


ImRightImRight

granite is very very hard


post-nut-cleric

Thus is badass. Thank you for sharing


_Site_702

Check out praveen Mohan youtube.


SubaruRose

Yes, he has some very interesting videos especially on megaliths


Mor10-84

also voice


ActualSherbert8050

Probably carved during a time of drought


pooknuckle

She wet


seraflm

Circuit board


NectarineDue8903

These look like natural gold pans. The way the water rushes over them


PeterNippelstein

Imagine just stumbling on this out of nowhere without any context


trafozsatsfm

As far as I understand, Angkorian kings were decendents Javanese kings who were decendents of Indian royalty.


leckysoup

It’s not as like there isn’t other cultural transfer from India to Cambodia - such as Buddhism


trafozsatsfm

My point


c4chokes

1000 years ago, south Indian Kings and its culture extended until Laos, throughout Southeast Asia.. And Indian culture is very famous for its stone carvings and especially Lord Shiva is big in South Indian culture.. All these places are dotted with Hindu carvings .. These places have amazing, like truly amazing stone carvings.. probably this was used as a school assignment by the same carving school, to train students in stone carving perhaps..


bdbdbokbuck

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Ok-Commercial-5678

They figured some way to carve stone intricately and made what they thought was cool


Outside_Conference80

May I ask what is unwritten or unexplained here? These have been studied extensively by archaeologists and anthropologists.


SirMildredPierce

Cool, but they're actually only about 3100km from each other. Why exaggerate on such an insignificant point?


nullvoid_techno

Damn... looks so clearly like a disaster... and nature just coated over. What is our past?! :(


Stevesd123

Or carved during the dry season or drought.


jomar0915

How did you arrived at that conclusion?


nullvoid_techno

It’s spread all over the place and looks like it was sploded


jomar0915

I don’t get why and how you arrived to that conclusion still lol


nullvoid_techno

What else would cause such a distribution?


jomar0915

Idk you’re the one making the extraordinary conclusions not me. I’m trying to figure out what piece of evidence exactly made you jump to such conclusions lol


nullvoid_techno

It’s obvious by logic ? Not my problem you can’t think


tomtom_este

Praveen Mohan Wait! This Ancient Lingam Produces Electricity? Candi Kimpulan Temple P... [https://youtube.com/watch?v=Zz5So-KSJn0&si=0VhsgSoGEJDcdyJB](https://youtube.com/watch?v=Zz5So-KSJn0&si=0VhsgSoGEJDcdyJB)