Called Phu Biac by Skopal and located on western border of Xieng Khouang Province.
A site 11 was identified by Van Den Bergh et al. this small site but this was located somewhere near Ban Phakeo (Site 52) which has two unfinished jars (the photos here are of Van Den Bergh's jars NOT the site identified by Skopal; they are located on a steep path and are prevented from sliding downwards by a clump of trees. This site could be classified as a transport site where the jars have been moved from the quarry and are in transit to the jar site. The jars have been partially formed; it is assumed that the aperture would have been completed once the jars arrived on site.
Called Phu Biac by Skopal and located on western border of Xieng Khouang Province. A site 11 was identified by Van Den Bergh et al. this small site but this was located somewhere near Ban Phakeo (Site 52) which has two unfinished jars (the photos here are of Van Den Bergh's jars NOT the site identified by Skopal; they are located on a steep path and are prevented from sliding downwards by a clump of trees. This site could be classified as a transport site where the jars have been moved from the quarry and are in transit to the jar site. The jars have been partially formed; it is assumed that the aperture would have been completed once the jars arrived on site.