Lintel

Site common name	Prasat Trapangphong
Type of artwork	Sculpture
Province/City	Siem Reap
Country	Cambodia
Geographic Coordinates Decimal degree	Lat : 13.309167 Long : 103.9675

History of production	The Lintel is attached to the Prasat. It is assumed to be built during the reign of Jayavarman II after he relocated the capital from the top of Phnom Kulen sacred mountain to the plainland known as Hariharalaya.
Art	Lintel is a piece of architecture found in Khmer art. It is always mounted on the entrance door frame. The Lintels of Kulen Period receive influences from Java Art which included The Kala carved in the upper middle part of the garland, both ends are Makara facing out as with the pattern of the Kala-Makara Arch of Central Java Art. The garland parts is decorated with the upward leaf pattern hanging down in the Kampong Phra Style of Art. The round tokens are modified to be the round flowers. Underneath the garland in the space between the leaves, there are bunches of flowers suspended from a garland.
Period	Historical Period
Art period	Kulen
Age	14th Buddhist Century
Religion	Brahmanism-Hinduism

Type of License	Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND)
Rights	Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre
Date of record creation	2015-07-00
Record creator	Chedha Tingsanchali