US EditionThe Stegosaurus Carved Into an Ancient Cambodian Temple
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The Stegosaurus Carved Into an Ancient Cambodian Temple
Ta Prohm is a Buddhist temple complex in Ankhor, the ancient capital of the Kmer Empire in what is now Cambodia. It was built in the 12th century and flourished until the 15th century, when it was abandoned. The buildings of Ta Prohm feature many reliefs carved in stone that depict people, animals, deities, and mythological creatures. One of these carvings, shown above, appears to be of a stegosaurus! Well, a stegosaurus is what it looks like to…
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