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The lettering is characteristic of the seventh century CE. Long
The four sides of the possibly square stone are inscribed with one or two lines. The stone has been broken into fragments; only two of them are available to us. The side which is beleived to be complete and the begining of the text is called Face A. Moving in circumambulatory direction, what we call Face B is inscribed with one line of about 12 syllables are partly ligible. The right part of the face is lost. The next side, Face C, is completely lost. Always in anti-circumambulatory direction, the last side, Face D, has two lines. Only the right part is preserved. About 15 syllables in each line are partly legible.
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555 Śaka (= 633/634 CE).
Cette inscription, de date incertaine, est postérieure à la tour préangkorienne, et à la cuve elle-même qui porte sur sa partie supérieure la date 555 Śaka (633 A.D.).
First edited by George Cœdès (