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我的演讲仅仅是为了感谢Ajarn Chin yu -di对我和英国和泰国考古学家团队的帮助和鼓励,以恢复Ajarn Chin在1976年进行的在北碧府Phanom Tuan区Ban Don Ta Phet的重要的铁器时代晚期史前遗址的挖掘工作。Ban Don Ta Phet是泰国最早的,如果不是最早的,与公元前几个世纪早期印度佛教文明有明确联系的遗址之一。在过去的四十年里,泰国、英国和国际学生和同事对发掘的发现进行了大量的研究,并发表了大量的论文和学术出版物,其中包括三篇博士论文、五篇硕士论文、两篇学士/理学士报告和三十二篇期刊或会议出版物。
My presentation is simply to acknowledge the help and encouragement of Ajarn Chin You-di to myself and teams of British and Thai archaeologists to resume the excavation of the important Iron Age, late-prehistoric site at Ban Don Ta Phet in Phanom Tuan District of Kanchanaburi Province which Ajarn Chin had undertaken in 1976. Ban Don Ta Phet is one of the earliest, if not the earliest site in Thailand to show clear connections with the early Buddhist civilizations of India in the last few centuries BCE. Research on the excavated finds has led to numerous dissertations and academic publications by Thai, British and international students and colleagues over the past forty years and have contributed to three Ph D theses, five Masters dissertations, two BA/BSc reports and thirty-two journal or conference publications.