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Champasri
History
จำปาศรี

Location	Na Dun, Maha Sarakham, Thailand
Type	Human settlement
Area	3.76 square kilometres (376 ha)
Material	Brick, Laterite, Sandstone, Ceramics
Founded	c. 8th century BCE
Abandoned	c. 12th century CE
Periods	Pre-history
Cultures	Dvaravati Rattanakosin
Associated with	Mon people Lao people Thai people
Site notes
Discovered	1970
Excavation dates	1982
Archaeologists	Fine Arts Department
Condition	Mostly destroyed
Ownership	Private
Public access	Yes