Ban Non Wat

The Neolithic phase at Ban Non Wat has evidence of human occupation but no evidence of metallurgy [1]. The Bronze Age at Ban Non Wat has been divided into five phases [1]. With the Iron Age, a new range of exotic ornaments accompanied the dead, including carnelian, agate, and glass [1]. Later in the Iron Age, the site was surrounded by banks and two moats [1]. While excavations at Ban Non Wat are primarily about burials, recent excavations show that the residents of Ban Non Wat were likely producing their own metalworks [1]. Archaeologists were able to uncover about a dozen working floors dating to the Iron Age [1].