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No written records of the Angkor period have survived other than stone inscriptions. Current knowledge of the historical Khmer civilisation is derived primarily from:
* Archaeological excavation, reconstruction and investigation
* Stone inscriptions (the most important of which are foundation steles of temples), which report on the political and religious deeds of the kings
* Reliefs in a series of temple walls with depictions of daily life, market scenes, military marches, and palace life
* Reports and chronicles of Chinese

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