Le Cambodge II: Les provinces siamoises [Cambodia II : The Siamese Provinces]
by Etienne Aymonier
The Khmer cultural and artistic heritage in the Siamese sphere of influence at the turn of the 20th century.
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The World of Khmer Mythology
by Vittorio RovedaA reference work exploring Khmer mythologies through the inscriptions or carvings, revealing enduring beliefs and spiritual heritage.In English
Élites cambodgiennes en situation coloniale : essai d'histoire sociale des réseaux de pouvoir dans l'administration cambodgienne sous le protectorat français, 1860-1953
by Marie Aberdam[under construction]In French
L’Enseignement et la mise en pratique des Arts indigènes au Cambodge (1918-1930)
by George Groslier[under construction]In French
Tantra, Magic and Vernacular Religion in Monsoon Asia (Introduction)
by Andrea AcriPreface to a collection of documented essays on Tantrism, particularly in South Asia and Southeast Asia.In English
East for Pleasure: The Narrative of Eight Months' Travel in Burma, Sian, the Netherlands East Indies and French Indo-China
by Walter B. HarrisA clever depiction of Asia in 1928 through a leisure travelogue including Angkor Wat and the ceremonies for the coronation of HM King Monivong.In English
Photos-Souvenirs: Danses classiques, danses folkloriques et créations modernes de Norodom Sihamoni
A lavishly illustrated brochure showcasing Cambodian performing art forms at the end of the 1980s.In French
Le Bayon d'Angkor Thom - Bas-Reliefs [The Bayon of Angkor Thom - Bas-Reliefs
by Henri DufourThe first substantial publication focusing on the Bayon, at a time (1912) the work of clearing the ground from collapsed stones and had just started.In French
Siamese States Ceremonies: Their History and Function
by H.G. Quaritch WalesENTRY UNDER CONSTRUCTION [EUC]In English
L'Aile de feu | Wing of Fire
by Jeanne LeubaAn engrossing novel set in an Indochinese plantation in the 1910s, with an unforgettable visit to Angkor and the Bayon.In French
L'Aile de feu | Wing of Fire
by Jeanne LeubaAn engrossing novel set in an Indochinese plantation in the 1910s, with an unforgettable visit to Angkor and the Bayon.In French
Khmer Ceramics, 9th-14th Centuries
by various authors"Of all the Southeast Asian wares, Khmer ceramics seem to be the most independent of Chinese influence."In English
Indian Epigraphy
by Dineschandra SircarAn exhaustive study of Indian and Southeast Asia epigraphy by Prof. D.C. Sirkar.In English
A History of Cambodia-Thailand Diplomatic Relations 1950-2020
by Sok Udom DethA valuable study putting in perspective the ongoing dispute over international boundaries between two ASEAN neighbors.In English
ប្រវត្តិសាស្ត្រកម្ពុជាសម័យអង្គ័រ (មូលដ្ឋានរៀននិងស្រាវជ្រាវ) | The history of Cambodia during the Angkor period (Foundation study and research)
by Ang ChouleanCambodian ethnologist Ang Choulean's goes deeper into Khmer epigraphy for everyone's benefit and enlightnement.In Khmer
Colonial Law Making: Cambodia under the French
by Sally Frances LowOr how to make the unlawful into laws: the legal pretences of French Protectorat over Cambodia.In English
History, Culture and Region in Southeast Asian Perspectives
by O. W. WoltersFrom prehistory to early hierarchies and kingdoms, a regional approach to indigenous and imported socio-cultural traits across Southeast Asia.In English
โจวต้ากวาน, บันทึกว่าด้วยขนบธรรมเนียมประเพณีของเจินละ เฉลิม ยงบุญ [Zhou Daguan's Records of the Customs of Zhenla,Thai Translation]
by Chaloem YongboonkerdThe 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
New Journeys in Old Asia
by Helen Churchill Candee & Lucille Sinclair DouglassBack to Cambodia four years after "Angkor the Magnificent", an inspired and sometime visionary travelogue through Asia in the throes of colonialism.In English
Essai d'atlas statistique de l'Indochina [A Temptative Statistical Atlas of Indochina]
by Henri BrenierThe first attempt to assess the economic development and potential of French Indochina, with Cochinchina as focus of attention.