Fragments of clothing and human bones poke from mass graves.
Human skulls pack a three-story mausoleum.
These remains serve to remind visitors that the Cambodians they meet, such as the farmer, are not just simple peasants, but survivors. However, he failed to prepare me for the cruel sights and his connection to the fields. Narin told me he was one of the survivors. His father, brother, sister and seven nieces and nephews were all killed by Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge regime, when more than 1 million Cambodians suffered the same fate. Usually Narin is a cheerful, outgoing person, but that day at the Killing Fields, he cracked.