Ref ID:	30060
Ref Type:	Journal Article
Authors:	Vuthy, Voeun
Title:	Fish bone collection project (1997-2001) Faculty of Archaeology, RUFA
Date:	2002
Source:	Bulletin of the Students of the Department of Archaeology
Language:	Khmer and English
Notes:	Excellent reference on fish reference collection in Cambodia. Has scientific names. Cyprinidae is the most commonly carved fish at Angkor Wat and Bayon, totalling 78% of all carvings (N=1,193). N is equal only to the number of carvings recognizable and not the total number of fish carvings at the two sites. Notopteridae comprises 7%, Channidae 4% and Belondiae 4.76%
Date Created:	1/4/2007
Volume:	2
Page Start:	35
Page End:	39