One of the most remarkable capitals in world history, Angkor is noted for the vast number of breathtaking monuments that were constructed in and around it from the 10th to the 13th century. These structures range from small temples dated to the earlier years of the Angkor period to the gigantic temple mountains of Baphuon and Angkor Wat, which date from the 11th and 12th centuries; most are profusely decorated with sculptures. Cambodian art is generally dated by reference to such monuments, giving names such as "Angkor Wat style" and "Baphuon style."