[3] The site is dated to the Dvaravati period and is related to an old Kaset Sombun (เมืองเก่าเกษตรสมบูรณ์) located 35 kilometers away to the northeast.

In addition, there are historic cities dated the same period nearby, such as Mueang Ham Hok and Nakhon Kalong.

Villagers also said that when tilling the soil, colored beads, gold or bronze rings, pieces of pottery, and bone fragments were often found.

[2] About 1 kilometer outside the ancient moat to the south, during the construction of Kuru Prachanukun School (โรงเรียนคุรุประชานุกูล) on the former graveyard in 1958, bone fragments, broken pots, and jars were found numerously, but no academic study were performed.

[2] To the north of the site, approximately 400 meters, at the present-day Wat Pa Semaram (วัดป่าเสมาราม), villagers previously called Don Bai Sema (ดอนใบเสมา; lit.