Some major Khmer's archelogy site, art: Banteay Top | Banteay Mean Chey | Prasat Khna | Sambo-gupta's art, jawelry1, 2lintel, 3army-assur, 4palace, 5Visnu | Khmer's charpant ancient and modern, Khmer's treiphum 19th, Khmer's coin, Funan/Chenal, Khmer's coin, sneng 15th-20th, tai's coin, duong,

Khmer's boat art, ancient and modern, Ta Nei, Banteay Chhmar | Angkor's boat art | Bayon's boat art | Khmer's architecture, art | Khmer's art festi1, 2, 3, 4, | Sacred Devana, Devani | Devaraja sacred rituel | Khmer's Empire royal palace | Royal Mobil throne/Tinang | Khmer's mperor, Suryavarman2 | Naga Sacred OM | Khmer's Empire Queen Princesses | Angkor mythical animals |

Khmer's Empire Sacred tools, jar, bettels recipient, Rotes, Roneas, Neangkal, Royal Asana/tools1, 2, Royal Palanquin, Sacred Pattern LV, Sacred Patterns Naga, Shiva's Column, Shiva lingua, Khmer's Empire Royal Sword,

Khmer's art and culturev : Baysei | Brotib | Kaum | Kantoung | Rondab | Rondab Samaen |

In Khmer's culture Kaum, it refers to the flaying or suspending lanterns. The lantern that flying on the sky is a Kaum. A Chandelier is a Kaum. The sleeve lantern is a Kaum. It’s to say, all the flaying or suspending lanterns are all Kaum. Another definition in Khmer's literature and culture, Kaum also refers to the ensemble of designs or composition combine together to produce a specific band of design expressive on the Khmer's traditional silk tissue ex Kaum Hold or Phamoung ect

គោម/Kaum is used like fly lantern or home lantern) ចង្គៀងសម្រាប់បង្ហោះ ឬដុតបំភ្លឺ