An early illustrated guide to the rich collection of Khmer art at the National Museum of Cambodia.

In English, French & Khmer

"Of all the Southeast Asian wares, Khmer ceramics seem to be the most independent of Chinese influence."

In English

An exhaustive study of Indian and Southeast Asia epigraphy by Prof. D.C. Sirkar.

In English

A valuable study putting in perspective the ongoing dispute over international boundaries between two ASEAN neighbors.

In English

Possibly the most appealing and stimulating sum on Khmer art and material culture history published in the last decade. English version much awaited.

In French

An important document on the complex history of boundary definition between Siam [now Thailand] and Cambodia, leading to further historic exploration.

In French

Cambodian ethnologist Ang Choulean's goes deeper into Khmer epigraphy for everyone's benefit and enlightnement.

In Khmer

The reprint of a Cambodian cult novel enriched with visual artist Séra's haunted illustrations.

In French

Or how to make the unlawful into laws: the legal pretences of French Protectorat over Cambodia.

In English

From prehistory to early hierarchies and kingdoms, a regional approach to indigenous and imported socio-cultural traits across Southeast Asia.

In English

The author of this informed translation penned it in 1967 from the available Chinese version of Zhou Daguan's 真臘風土記 [A Record of Cambodia, its Land and its…

In Thai

Back to Cambodia four years after "Angkor the Magnificent", an inspired and sometime visionary travelogue through Asia in the throes of colonialism.

In English

The first attempt to assess the economic development and potential of French Indochina, with Cochinchina as focus of attention.

A rare field research touching geology, ethnography, geography, history and economics in the Pursat area, in 1925-1933.

The 1922 Colonial Exhibition in Marseille, France, with Angkor Wat tower pinnacles, Khmer ancient sculptures and live dancers starring.

In French

When India's attention shifted from West to East, releasing a bounty of spiritual, literary, scientific and artistic innovations that inspired local cultures.

In English

The first published account of Angkor by an American woman, an intrepid traveler that had longed to see the Khmer temples "with a longing such as youth knows."

In English

The discovery of 274 discarded Buddhist statues at Prasat Banteay Kdei in March and August 2001 by a team of Sophia University and Cambodian archaeologists.

In English

A gem of French "exotic" literature: Saigon decadence with the 1890s Cambodian uprising in the background.

In French

A pioneering study on French colonial literature and 'exoticism' from 1860 to the 1930s.

A valuable, firsthand account on Ang Duong's Cambodia in 1851.

In English

A specialist of Khmer antiquities in Thailand assesses the history of the modern state of Thailand.

In Khmer