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Mapping the Khmer Exodus
Dr. Sarah Klassen, the lead author of the new paper, said the capital of the  Khmer Empire  represented “one of the largest pre-modern cities in the world, built up over several centuries of growth at different rates.” The new model revealed that  Angkor Wat  housed between 700,000 and 900,000 people during its zenith in the 13th century. Delighted with their results, the researcher suggests that her team’s new technique for modeling “urban center growth and decline” may be applied not just to understanding the Khmer exodus, but also to other pre-modern cities across the ancient world.
This new type of data offers insights into the patterns of rise and decline in ancient cities, but in this case, also into the nuances of  Khmer social complexity. The study suggests that Angkor, the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire, “suffered a gradual decline” and one of the most interesting aspects of this research is that it illustrates ....

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