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The 2000 year old Plain of Jars, Xieng Khuang Province, Phonsavan, Laos, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia

Laotian man at the Plain of Jars, prehistoric stone jars near the town of Phansavan, Laos, Southeast Asia, Asia

A person sitting on one of the mysterious bellarmines, Plain of Jars, place of discovery No. 1 (Thong Hai Hin), Xieng Khuang Province, Laos, South East Asia

Archeology, ancient large stone jars scattered in the landscape, Plain of Jars, Jar Site 1, Thong Hai Hin, near Phonsavan, province of Xieng Khouang, Laos, Southeast Asia

Archeology, ancient large stone jars scattered in the landscape, Plain of Jars, Jar Site 1, Thong Hai Hin, near Phonsavan, province of Xieng Khouang, Laos, Southeast Asia

Archeology, large ancient stone jars in the landscape, Plain of Jars, Jar Site 1, Thong Hai Hin, at Phonsavan, Xieng Khouang province, Laos, Southeast Asia

Archeology, ancient large stone jars in the landscape, Plain of Jars, Jar Site 1, Thong Hai Hin, near Phonsavan, province of Xieng Khouang, Laos, Southeast Asia, Asia

Archeology, large ancient stone jars in the landscape, Plain of Jars, Jar Site 1, Thong Hai Hin, at Phonsavan, Xieng Khouang province, Laos, Southeast Asia

Plain of Jars, Central Laos - February 2003: A dramatic sunset forms a dramatic backdrop behind the mysterious Plain of Jars in central Laos. The stone jars are still an enigma for archeologists, who have dated the relics to the period between 500 BC and 800 AD. There are many theories as to what the jars were used for and how they were created, but none of the theories are considered definitive.