Ban Buoc Nam B (Phu Huang Chon): Phou
Seo village, Phoukoot district Four standing sandstone jars spread across two groups. Both groups comprise standing jars that display a narrow cavity in relation to the total diameter of the jars. The jars feature flat, outer rim and recessed inner rim types. Group 1 comprises three jars surrounded by multiple small to medium sized boulders, which are positioned near the end of a ridgeline. Group 2, comprising of one jar, is located at the summit of a hill. Surrounding this single jar, the authors identified multiple sub-spherical stones measuring 500–700 mm in diameter and a measurable height of between 200 and 600 mm, along with multiple small boulders. Group 2 is ca. 200 m to the northeast from Group 1. Both groups have views of the surrounding landscape. 75 m southwest of Group 2, the team identified a circular feature, measuring 5 m across, comprising stones measuring approximately 400 × 500 mm. Aside from the small to medium sized boulders surrounding Group 1, there is no discernible stone source in the vicinity. This site was visited and geolocated by Skopal and Bounxayhip in 2020.
Ban Buoc Nam B (Phu Huang Chon): Phou Seo village, Phoukoot district Four standing sandstone jars spread across two groups. Both groups comprise standing jars that display a narrow cavity in relation to the total diameter of the jars. The jars feature flat, outer rim and recessed inner rim types. Group 1 comprises three jars surrounded by multiple small to medium sized boulders, which are positioned near the end of a ridgeline. Group 2, comprising of one jar, is located at the summit of a hill. Surrounding this single jar, the authors identified multiple sub-spherical stones measuring 500–700 mm in diameter and a measurable height of between 200 and 600 mm, along with multiple small boulders. Group 2 is ca. 200 m to the northeast from Group 1. Both groups have views of the surrounding landscape. 75 m southwest of Group 2, the team identified a circular feature, measuring 5 m across, comprising stones measuring approximately 400 × 500 mm. Aside from the small to medium sized boulders surrounding Group 1, there is no discernible stone source in the vicinity. This site was visited and geolocated by Skopal and Bounxayhip in 2020.