Mon Tribe, Maha Sarakham, Phra Gau, 
Wat Nadoon, Tarawadee Era 9-15 century.
Made in the Tarawadee Era by the Mon tribe, this is one of the few oldest Buddhist votive tablets made in the history of Siam.
The Mon is one of the early nomadic tribes who resides in the region of Siam and they are responsible for some of the early Buddhist artwork in the history of Siam.
The nine Buddhas, Phra Gau, is portrayed in this tablet, and it is likely a section resected from a larger votive tablet. A similar votive tablet is found in the Metropolitan Museum of New York shown in the right.
孟族 瑪哈沙拉堪府 屈那頓 佛歷9-15世紀 拍九
這批佛藝品在佛歷9-15世紀製作，由當時孟族製作，亦是至今發現最古老的佛藝之一。
孟族早期是在暹邏地區遊走的民族，有學者曾經認為應該是將年期推前多兩至三百年，所以更加鐵定為最古老。