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nic0704: Memorial Stupa at Choeung Ek Killing Fields
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nic0704: Traditional Buddhist carvings on the Stupa at Choeung Ek
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nic0704: Remains of some of the buildings at Choeung Ek
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nic0704: Traditional Buddhist Stupa at the memorial at Choeung Ek
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nic0704: Sites at Choeung Ek
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nic0704: The serrated edges on parts of the palm trees that grow at Choeung Ek. These were sometimes used at weapons by the Khmer Rouge as they were cheap, effective and easy to come by
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nic0704: Site of a mass grave at Choeung Ek
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nic0704: Bones and remains of clothing are still appearing around the site at Choeung Ek
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nic0704: Lake near the Killing fields at Choeung Ek
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nic0704: Mass grave with wrist bands left by visitors on the posts
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nic0704: Victims clothes that are slowly returning to the surface from the unmarked graves beneath
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nic0704: Victims jaw bones and teeth
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nic0704: Victims clothes
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nic0704: Tooth and jaw bone
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nic0704: Teeth and jaw bone
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nic0704: Choeung Ek Killing Fields
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nic0704: Clothes slowly resurfacing from the graves
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nic0704: Grave sites which were excavated after the Khmer Rouge left
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nic0704: Site of a mass grave
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nic0704: The site was a burial ground before the Khmer Rouge used it
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nic0704: Killing tree
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nic0704: Graves and the Stupa behind
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nic0704: Bone pieces that are continually found around the site
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nic0704: Bones and artefacts found around the site at Choeung Ek
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nic0704: Victims clothes left between a tree
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nic0704: Magic Tree
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nic0704: Magic Tree
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nic0704: Grave sites all around Choeung Ek
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nic0704: Pictures showing the site after it was excavated
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nic0704: Thousands of skulls inside the Stupa at Choeung Ek