From “Originals” to Replicas: Diverse Significance of Khmer Statues
by Keiko Miura
How Hindu or other objects of earlier periods have been worshipped as neak tā by the communities living nearby the Khmer temples.
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Protecting the Protector of Phimai
by Boreth LyWere the builders of Phimai following a "visual narrative program"?In English
Societal Organization in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Cambodia
by May EbiharaMonk communities (sangha), slaves, non-Khmer people and the social order in pre-modern Cambodia, by an eminent anthropologist.In English
Brapamsukulanisamsam and Symbolic Clothing
by Ginette MartiniThe Brapamsukulānisamsam invocation, in Pali and translation, sacred part of Southeast Asia funerary rites.In French
Sacred Sites of Burma, Myth and Folklore in an Evolving Spiritual Realm
by Donald M. StadtnerKhmer relics in Burma/Myanmar, and the history of Mon-Khmer culture in the country.In English
Unfinished Business: Buddhist Reuse of Angkor and its Historical and Political Significance
by Jinah KimAn engaged and well-documented study on Angkor Wat as 'unfinished business', in particular as a Buddhist living monument.In English
Carving at the Capital: A Stone Workshop at Hariharālaya, Angkor
by Martin PolkinghorneThe builders, stone types and building techniques behind the Angkorean temples.In English
Une excursion au pays d'Angkor (Travel to the Land of Angkor)
by Émile VedelA French traveler, Pierre Loti's close friend, recalls his visit to Angkor and Phnom PenhIn French
Krǒ̀ṅ Pãli et rites de la maison (Krǒ̀ṅ Pãli and House Building Rituals) 2nd Part
by Éveline Porée-MasperoA most detailed study on building techniques and rituals in the Cambodian tradition.In French
Krǒ̀ṅ Pãli et rites de la maison (Krǒ̀ṅ Pãli and House Building Rituals) 1st Part
by Éveline Porée-MasperoA most detailed study on building techniques and rituals in the Cambodian tradition.In French
Le cycle des douze animaux dans la vie des Cambodgiens (The 12-Animal Cycle and Cambodian Daily Life)
by Éveline Porée-MasperoThe symbolic of the twelve animals in Cambodian culture and divination practices.In French
Eleventh-Century Commercial Developments in Angkor and Champa
by Kenneth R. HallTrade and maritime rivalries during the 11th century.In English
Funan Reviewed: Deconstructing the Ancients
by Michael VickeryA revisitation of Cambodian founding legends, myths and facts linked to the Funan period.In English
Preliminary Investigation of Iron Production at Preah Khan of Kompong Svay
by Mitch Hendrickson & Kaseka PhonIron smelting during the last decades of the centralized Khmer Empire.In English
The Khmer Empire and the Malay Peninsula
by Lawrence P. BriggsFrom the Funan period to the peak of the Khmer Empire, the connections between Malay and Indochinese peninsulas.In English & Chinese
Le Royaume de Champa (The Champa Kingdom)
by Georges MasperoA presentation of the Kingdom of Champa by Georges Maspero, distinguished sinologist and orientalist.In French
The Ancient Coinage of Mainland Southeast Asia
by Robert S. WicksCoinage and numismatic symbols in Ancient Southeast Asia.In English
Commodifying Culture: Ownership of Cambodia’s Archaeological Heritage
by William AndersonThe controversial matter of Khmer antiquities appropriation by private collectors and foreign museums.
Quelques aspects du chamanisme et des cultes de possession en Asie du Sud-Est (Shamanism and Mediums in Southeast Asia)
by Georges CondominasShamanism, trance and medium practices across Southeast Asia, a study by famous ethnologist Georges Condominas.In French
Magician as Environmentalist: Fertility Elements in South and Southeast Asian Buddhism
by Ian HarrisBuddhism, 'natural order' and agrarian rites in Southeast Asia.In English