The present archaeological site is the site of Wat Prang Kuin Prang Khong Chai; farther northeast of the archaeological site is a marsh known as Bueng Khyong. At present, the archaeological site has collapsed, but it can be seen from laterite that remains. The base is arranged in a square shape in the north-south direction at the center of the ancient site. The temple has built a modern chedi over the same area. Around the ancient site is surrounded by a large U-shaped (U) moat. According to a survey of the Fine Arts Unit 10, Roi Et Province, a green glazed bowl fragment was found. Produced from the gravel home furnace Ban Kruat District Buriram Province green coated cartridge parts green coated parts and lid Brown glazed jar pieces and several pieces of crushed stone were broken scraps of banana cladding roof tiles And many fallen bricks, age around the 16th-18th Buddhist century. Usability - Announcing the registration of ancient monuments has not been declared a registered ancient monument.