Abstract
Prasat Sambor is one of the main temple complex in the Khmer ancient city, Isanapura. Two different periods of inscriptions that indicate 7th and 10th century have been confirmed in this temple up to now. In addition, previous studies on the style of stone sculptures, architectural decorative elements and excavated artifacts also interpreted the various date from 7th century when it was constructed at earliest stage to late Angkor period. By the recent archaeological excavation survey, many alteration traces of the buildings were recognized. Especially, there are double structures were found under the east gate of middle enclosure, and original temple design was conjectured different from final phase. This paper discussed on the transition of the alteration of this temple complex.
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