The history of Thailand has a foggy beginning. It is not certain when people first came to the region from other regions. But fossils of homo erectus were found in the northern province of Lampang that can be dated to at least 500 thousand years ago another location has gifted archaeologists where some of the world's oldest evidence of an society additionally we do know that consistent inhabitation of the area could potentially date back 10 to 20 thousand years and around 3000 bc.
The Korat plateau is likely to be bronze workers and farmers based on archaeological evidence that has been found in the region. The kingdoms of Khmer and Mon began to form in the vicinity of modern-day Thailand. These kingdoms served as a notable influence on the culture of contemporary Thailand as did some of the other people who began to show up in the area over the following centuries by the mid-7th seventh. The Thai people were migrating to the mainland of southeast Asia and began to settle under the dominion of the Khmer empire Sri Intraditia. A chieftain of the thai people formed a new kingdom at Sukhothai and declared independence from the Khmers in the region. The people of this new kingdom became known as the Thais, a word that fittingly means free. These new ties wanted to separate themselves from the other Thai people who remained under the control of foreign kingdoms throughout the following centuries.
