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... Southeast Asian art Burma 6th to 11th century 11th century to the present Thailand and Laos Dvaravati Mon kingdom : 6th to 11th century Khmer conquest ... Southeast Asia were cultivating plants , making Southeast Asian Peoples , Arts of 231.
... Southeast Asian art Burma 6th to 11th century 11th century to the present Thailand and Laos Dvaravati Mon kingdom : 6th to 11th century Khmer conquest ... Southeast Asia were cultivating plants , making Southeast Asian Peoples , Arts of 231.
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... Southeast Asia were cultivating plants , making pottery , and working in bronze about the same time as the peoples of the ancient Near East , and therefore civilization spread from mainland Southeast Asia to China and India . Southeast ...
... Southeast Asia were cultivating plants , making pottery , and working in bronze about the same time as the peoples of the ancient Near East , and therefore civilization spread from mainland Southeast Asia to China and India . Southeast ...
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... Southeast Asia continually fought among themselves ; their kings were neither powerful nor rich , and the royal courts became centres of military planning and political intrigue . During the 13th and 14th centuries , in the new Javanese ...
... Southeast Asia continually fought among themselves ; their kings were neither powerful nor rich , and the royal courts became centres of military planning and political intrigue . During the 13th and 14th centuries , in the new Javanese ...
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