Routes maritimes et contacts culturels entre la Méditerranée et l'Asia | Maritime Routes and Mediterranean-Asian Cultural Swaps
by Ariane de Saxcé
How the Greeks made their own discovery of the monsoon trade winds.
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A First-Century Stele from Sriksetra
by Pamela Gutman & Bob HudsonThe spread of Saivist and Buddhist influences into Pyu communities of ancient Burma.In English
Religious Concept in the Layout of the Ancient Khmer City of Koh Ker
by Ichita Shimoda & Katsura SatoDecrypting the enigmatic urban project of Koh Ker with two leading architectural historians from the Japan-APSARA Team for Safeguarding Angkor.In English
Construction Sequence of the Koh Ker Monuments
by Etsuo Uchida & Kojiro Tsuda & Ichita ShimodaThe 76 buildings and structures so far identified at the Koh Ker site were built quickly and in five phases, some of them remaining unfinished.In English
Glimpses of Buddhist Practices and Rituals in Dvāravatī and Its Neighbouring Cultures | 淺談墮羅鉢底及其鄰近文化之佛教儀式
by Nicolas RevireNew perspectives on the Dvaravati take on Buddhism and its linguistic and cultural vinculation to Khmer ethnic group.In English & Chinese
The Power of Images: Coin Portraits of Roman Emperors on Jewellery Pendants in Early Southeast Asia
by Brigitte Borell-SeidelThe drive for image imitation in jewelry items and the early Southeast Asian maritime routesIn English
Ceramic Collection and Conservation from the Preah Vihear Area
by Sokha TepReport on ceramics conservation and scientific course for staff training at the Eco-Global Museum, June-August 2013In English & Khmer
The Western Top Temple’s Stone Blocks
by Sok Keo SovannaraPreliminary introduction to the Inscriptions, Graffiti, Marks and Sketched Designs in Prasat Top Lech, previously known as Monument 486.In English
Contacts between the Upper Thai-Malay Peninsula and the Mediterranean World
by Brigitte Borell-Seidel & Bérénice Bellina-Pryce & Boonyarit ChaisuwanThis essay presents a selection of artefacts originating from the region of the Mediterranean Sea and mainly dating from the Roman Imperial period (here the…In English
Inscriptions du Phnom Kulen: Corpus existant et inscriptions inédites, une mise en contexte / Phnom Kulen Inscriptions
by Jean-Baptiste "JB" Chevance20 inscriptions in the Phnom Kulen area tell us about the persistence of religious traditions associated to the 'temple-mountain' from pre-Angkorean times.In French
De l’ancienneté de Hariharālaya / A Bakong Inscription and the Datation of Hariharalaya City
by Christophe Pottier & Dominique SoutifAn epigraphic study on one of the major urban centers preceding Angkor, Hariharalaya.In French
Banteay, Royal Palace at Mahendraparvata
by Jean-Baptiste "JB" ChevanceAbout the main structure in the "City on the Hill", Mahendraparvata, built by Jayavarman II upon the Kulen Plateau.In French