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I’m posting this in time for the publicity bandwagon surrounding Indiana Jones and the Blah of Blah, because Angkor Wat is everything that an India Jones setting should be: a giant, alien looking ruin in the middle of the Jungle, encased in slithering tree roots. Except, of course, that Angkor Wat is real.

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Jackie : May 21, 2008 at 12:49 pm

Hi, the video’s no longer available. Shame, I would have liked to see it. Was at Angkor Wat a few weeks ago and it is truly amazing.
Michelle B : May 22, 2008 at 2:32 am

I was able to watch it just now. Excellent. I learned a lot and am looking forward in researching the history of Angkor further.

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