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Vietnam National Museum of History

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The book was compiled by MA Pham Thuy Hop, introducing 51 artifacts representing different styles and development stages of the ancient Champa art of which a vestige was recognized as the World’s Cultural Heritage by UNESCO: My Son Holy Land.


The book was compiled by MA Pham Thuy Hop, introducing 51 artifacts representing different styles and development stages of the ancient Champa art of which a vestige was recognized as the World’s Cultural Heritage by UNESCO: My Son Holy Land.

The contents consist of two sections:

- Introduction of the Champa carvings at the Vietnam Museum of History
- Appendix with 100 photos and drawings of 51 exhibits.

Through this collection, the readers can identify different styles in different development stages of the Champa art:
- My Son E1 Style, prior to the 8th century
- Dong Duong Style, 9th to early 10th centuries
- Tra Kieu Style, 10th-11th centuries
- Chanh Lo Style, 11th-12th centuries
- Thap Mam Style, 12th-13th centuries

National museum of Vietnammese History

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