Largest undisturbed Angkorian ceramic kiln discovered

The Torp Chey kiln, located at the site of the 12th century Beng Mealea temple near Angkor in Cambodia, holds the record for being the largest undisturbed Angkorian ceramic kiln discovered in Indochina. Found in an undisturbed condition, with its chimney intact, it is the largest kiln site known to exist in all of Southeast Asia, measuring 22 metres in length, 12 metres in width, and divided into 3 main chambers with a most unusual design where brown glaze ceramics were fired.