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Lidar imagery (left) revealed massive coiled patterns just south of Angkor Wat’s moat. A preliminary map (right) based on laser data shows coils separated by a long dike,
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, that once connected to a nearby reservoir. Now-empty ponds sat among the coils.



Khmer Archaeology Lidar Consortium, D. Evans and R. Fletcher/
Antiquity 2015



A ground survey in late 2012 and early 2013 determined that the coils consisted of 18-meter-wide sandbanks separated by 12-meter-wide channels. After using laser maps to locate the spirals on the ground,
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, investigators walked through the channels searching for signs of human activity. They found no pottery or other artifacts to suggest that anyone had lived or worked there.
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Suryavarman II’s reasons for building the coils are unknown. These mounds might have served as raised fields for growing herbs used in temple rituals. Or the coils might have been sites of formal gardens that would have been unrivaled in size and complexity until the construction of 18th century palace gardens in Europe,
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Rainwater could have flowed through channels between the coils. Evans doubts,
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