Unit 1 : The Anglo-Saxon and Medieval Periods (495–1485) : Hidden Temple

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	Unit 1 : The Anglo-Saxon and Medieval Periods (495–1485) Hidden Temple

from the Ramayana Hidden Temple (p. 251) Use the Web sites below to complete the following activity. The sculpture shown on page 241 of your textbook adorns Angkor Wat, a group of temples in Cambodia that were constructed in the 1100s. Long hidden by forest growth, Angkor Wat was discovered by a French naturalist in 1860. Research to find out more about the history and art of Angkor Wat. Present your findings to the class. Forgotten Wonders: Angkor Wat http://ce.eng.usf.edu/ pharos/ wonders/ Forgotten/ angkor.html A brief but informative article, with several links. Photo Gallery: Cambodia http://www.asiatour.com/ x-photos/ cambodia/ content1.htm Designed for the traveler, this site provides a wealth of information and photographs of places in Cambodia, including Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat Information Pages http://angkorwat.org/ angkor/ This section of Cambodia Web, the official Web site of Cambodia, allows you to explore the history, myths and legends, and design of Angkor Wat. An extensive list of links to related sites and a photo gallery make this site a great place to start your research.

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