喔㕭文化（越南語：Văn hoá Óc Eo）是1世紀至7世紀的扶南王國時期分佈於越南南部的高棉文化，由法蘭西人考古學Louis Malleret 所發現。喔㕭（越南語：Óc Eo，高棉語：អូរកែវ O'keo ，意為「寶石河」）是古扶南國的繁華的港口，其遺址位於越南安江省南部湄公河三角洲地區的瑞山縣。 Oc Eo, sometimes spelled Oc-Eo or Oc-èo, was a large and thriving port city located in the Mekong Delta on the Gulf of Siam in what is today Vietnam. Established in the first century CE, Oc Eo was a critical node on the international trade system between Malay and China. The Romans knew of Oc Eo ( golden peninsula, Chersonesus Aurea?), and the geographer Claudius Ptolemy included it on his world map in 150 CE as the Kattigara Emporium( Captial of three rivers), Hac Thanh. TBC Funan Culture 扶南 Oc Eo was part of the Funan culture, or Funan empire, a pre-Angkor society based on international trade and sophisticated agriculture built on an extensive network of canals. Trade goods flowing through Oc Eo came from Rome, India, and China. Timeline of the Vietnam War Surviving historical records about Funan 扶南 a...