Prachinburi National Museum

Prachinburi National Museum is a museum of historical and archaeological in the East region. It was established as a place to display and collect historical relics and art relics from various archaeological sites. of the east region and nearby areas In Prachinburi Province, Sa Kaeo, Chachoengsao, Chonburi, Rayong, Chanthaburi and Trat and exhibits the history of the area from human settlements from about ten thousand years ago until the present Divided the exhibits into various As follows: 1. The Eastern History and Archaeology Room learns history and archaeology in the East. with fertile terrain making it suitable for community settlement As archaeological evidence from prehistoric times to historical times. with a view of the video "The traces of Bang Pakong River Basin culture and the East Region" 2. The ancient community room in the East displays content about prehistoric ancient communities in important Eastern regions, namely Khok Phanom Dee Community about 3,000 – 400 years ago and Nong No Community about 2, 700 – 4. 500 years ago, through the tombs of the goddess Khok Phanom Dee and antiques found from the archaeological sites of Khok Phanom Dee and Nong No. Chonburi 3. The development room of the community and the ancient towns in the East exhibits the development of the community and ancient towns in the East. Starting from the relationship with the overseas land into the period with the Dvaravati culture and ancient Khmer culture in the East. Most important relics found in the East include Thap after the Pink Khao Noi Castle. Thap after the Sdok Kok Thom Castle Including inscriptions found from the two castles 4. Bang Pakong River Basin Culture Room exhibits the story of the community in the Bang Pakong River Basin From prehistoric times until entering the Dvaravati culture through multimedia walls, projector touch that everyone can experience to watch the content 5. Sri Mahosot City Room The first city of Bang Pakong River Basin, the ancient city of Si Mahosot was born contemporary with the Funanat Kingdom. At the end and developed into the Dvaravati culture in the 12th Buddhist century – 16th century before the Khmer culture came in around the 17th Buddhist century – 18th, important relics were found, namely Phra Kaen, Phra Wisnu Chaturaphach. Buddha image in the posture including bronzeware for ceremonies with Khmer inscriptions mentioning King Ch

is the highlight of Prachinburi that should not be missed Archaeology museum from before the historical period

It is a very good place to learn for students and students.