More about Gold Coins from Khlong Thom, with a Revised Reading of the Inscription
Abstract
In addition to the gold coins from Khlong Thom described in previous articles in JSS, more coins have come to light, along with some scrap gold. One of the coins makes possible a full reading of the inscription found on four of these coins.
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Sārānukrom Watthanatham Phāk Tai (Encyclopaedia of Southern Thai Culture) in 10 vols. Bangkok: Toyota Foundation.
