The earliest phase of Thai history is an exciting but little
understood period that bridged the gap between protohistory and the
fully developed historical period. Ten international scholars
examine the inception of the Dvaravati period in the fifth century
with a focus on archaeology and consider the art and architecture
of the sixth to tenth centuries. Defining Dvaravati provides an
overview of the art historical characteristics of Dvaravati style;
collates the epigraphic evidence, including previously unpublished
texts; considers the importance of trade and religion in cementing
relationships between early Southeast Asian societies and as
paramount incentives for its expansion and development; and
discusses the end of the period.
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