Archaeological Collection
Artifact Gallery
Archaeological artifacts from Óc Eo and the Kingdom of Funan
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Roman Gold Medallion - Marcus Aurelius (161-180 CE)

Han Dynasty Bronze Mirror

Óc Eo Glass Beads

Vishnu Statue - Museum of Vietnamese History

Vishnu Head Sculpture

Standing Vishnu Statue

Buddha Statue

Buddha Statue

Buddha Statue

Vishnu Statue

Vishnu Statue

Buddha & Brahman Statues

K5 Inscription Stele

Sanskrit Stone Inscription

Funan Gold Coin

Funan Gold Coin

Funan Gold Coin

Funan Bronze Coin

Funan Bronze Coin

Silver Coin with Srivatsa

Hamsa Bird Coin

Bronze Tin - Deer Motif

Bronze Tin - Hamsa with Beaded Border

Bronze Tin - Hamsa Bird

Bronze Tin - Rabbit with Floral Border

Bronze Tin - Ritual Symbol

Bronze Tin - Running Deer

Gold Ring - Trade Evidence

Gold Jewelry Collection

Gold Jewelry

Gold Jewelry

Decorative Ornament

Decorative Ornament

Decorative Ornament

Óc Eo Beads Collection

Terracotta Kendi - Decorated

Terracotta Kendi - Spouted

Óc Eo Pottery

Óc Eo Pottery

Óc Eo Pottery

Óc Eo Pottery

Beast-Shaped Pottery

Archaeological Excavation Site

Go Cay Thi Site

Ancient Canal System

Óc Eo Culture Sites Map

Mekong Delta Map - Nguyen (2023)

Da Noi Excavation 1985 - Nguyen (2023)

Linh Son Nam Excavation 1999 - Nguyen (2023)

Go Óc Eo Excavation 2002 - Nguyen (2023)

Wet Sieving Method - Nguyen (2023)

Flotation Method - Nguyen (2023)

Organic Samples - Nguyen (2023)

Square Brick Well - Nguyen (2023)

Circular Brick Well - Nguyen (2023)

Óc Eo City Plan (Malleret 1959) - Nguyen (2023)

Canal Systems Map - Nguyen (2023)

Óc Eo Sites Distribution - Nguyen (2023)

Wooden Architecture - Nguyen (2023)

Go Sau Thuan Site - Nguyen (2023)

Typical Óc Eo Artifacts - Nguyen (2023)

Chronology Chart - Nguyen (2023)

Imported Artifacts - Nguyen (2023)

Trade Routes Map - Nguyen (2023)
10 National Treasures from Óc Eo
Linh Son Bac Buddha Relief
Stone relief
An Giang Museum
Khanh Binh Stone Buddha
Stone statue
An Giang Museum
Giong Xoai Wooden Buddha
Wooden statue, 4th-6th c.
An Giang Museum
Giong Xoai Brahma Statue
Stone statue, 6th-7th c.
An Giang Museum
Linga-Yoni Set
Stone, 5th-7th c.
An Giang Museum
Linh Son Linga-Yoni Set
Stone, 5th-7th c.
An Giang Museum
Giong Cat Nandin Ring
Gold jewelry
Óc Eo Cultural Relic Board
Mukhalinga Ba The
Stone, 6th c.
An Giang Museum
Linh Son Bac Buddha Head
Stone sculpture
Óc Eo Cultural Relic Board
Cay Tram Mound Jar Tomb
Ceramic burial
An Giang Museum
Other Notable Finds
Funan Silver Coins
Eight silver coins bearing the image of the hamsa bird (or Vietnamese crested argus), representing locally minted Funan currency.
Chinese Bronze Mirrors
Han dynasty bronze mirrors demonstrating trade connections with China through diplomatic missions documented in Chinese histories.
Jewelry Molds
Stone molds for casting gold jewelry, indicating local production including pieces imitating Roman Antonine coin designs.
Persian Glass Beads
Glass beads from Sasanian Persia, evidence of Middle Eastern trade connections via the maritime routes.
Indian Intaglios
Inscribed gems and cameos from India, attesting to the cosmopolitan nature of the port city.
Spice Processing Stone
Discovered July 2023, the earliest evidence of spice processing in Southeast Asia.
Visit the Collections
Óc Eo artifacts are housed in several Vietnamese museums
Museum of Vietnamese History
Hồ Chí Minh City. Houses the K5 inscription, Vishnu statue, Roman medallions, and major artifacts from Malleret's excavations.
baotanglichsu.vn →An Giang Province Museum
Long Xuyên City. Houses six of the ten National Treasures including the Brahma statue and Linga-Yoni sets.
Óc Eo Culture Museum
Óc Eo town, Thoại Sơn district. Opened 2016 at the archaeological site itself with artifacts and site documentation.
UNESCO Tentative List →Cần Thơ Museum
Houses four National Treasures from the Nhon Thanh site including the most intact wooden Buddha and unique Linga-Yoni.
Image Credits
Research images courtesy of Nguyen Hoang Bach Linh (2023), Center for Archaeology, Southern Institute of Social Sciences. Published in Ancient Civilizations and Cultural Resources, Kanazawa University.
Wikimedia Commons images used under Creative Commons licenses. VNA photographs used under fair use for educational purposes.
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