Phon Kham B. This site was visited and geolocated by Skopal and Bounxayhip in 2020. They recorded 13 jars spread over two groups, positioned on a gentle slope with easterly and southerly views over lower lying areas where current rice cultivation is occurring. The first group comprised of a single jar surrounded by limestone outcrops, which is the likely source of stone for the site. The second group of 12 jars were positioned ca. 30 meters to the East. The majority of the jars are broken or in poor condition. The majority of the rim styles are undeterminable, except for one jar which displayed a Recessed Inner rim.
Phon Kham B. This site was visited and geolocated by Skopal and Bounxayhip in 2020. They recorded 13 jars spread over two groups, positioned on a gentle slope with easterly and southerly views over lower lying areas where current rice cultivation is occurring. The first group comprised of a single jar surrounded by limestone outcrops, which is the likely source of stone for the site. The second group of 12 jars were positioned ca. 30 meters to the East. The majority of the jars are broken or in poor condition. The majority of the rim styles are undeterminable, except for one jar which displayed a Recessed Inner rim.