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October 1954: J.L. Nehru Goes To Angkor

by Angkor Database

Seventy years ago, Prime Minister Nehru went to Angkor Wat and Banteay Srei during a diplomatic mission which took him to China, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.

The Decline and Fall of Angkor (12th-15th Century)
by Patmawan Buranamat
A contemporary summary of various explanations regarding the decline and fall of Angkor as a "megacity".
In English
The End of Angkor?
by David Brotherson
Modification and re-use of walls and fortifications through the declining phase of Greater Angkor.
In English
Le théâtre et la danse au Cambodge
by George Groslier
An inspired, often poetical evocation of the ancestral Khmer dance
In French
King in the Temple: Jayavarman VII Case Study
by Christophe Pottier
A study in the only four statuary representations of a major Angkorian sovereign.
In French
The Origins of the Civilization of Angkor
by Charles F. H. Higham
How a constellation of tribes and linguistic systems derivating from Bronze and Iron Ages led to the Angkor civilization.
In English
Noblemen, Bureaucrats or Strongmen?
by Dominic Goodall
Who were the "vassal kings" or "governors" in Cambodia's pre-Angkorian times?
In English
Stones to Angkor
by Collective
Dating Khmer Temples construction along the East Royal Road with the provenance of sandstone blocks, based on their magnetic susceptibility.
In English
Khmer Temples and the Astronomic True East
by Asger Mollerup
GPS-based field research on Khmer temples in Northeastern Thailand.
In English
Chinese Ceramics at Angkor
by Aedeen Cremin
Tomb excavations around Angkor and Phnom Kulen areas show a persistent presence of ceramic objects imported from China.
In English
Angkorian Grandeur & Post-Colonial Cambodia (1953-1970)
by Michael S. Falser
Angkorian legacy played a central part in the building of national identity and cultural fabric of independent Cambodia.
In English
Dance as Devotion
by Chloe Calderon Chotrani
Indic Influences on Dance as Devotion in Angkor
In English
Louis Delaporte, un amoureux de l'Orient
by Elisabeth Grillo-Nicolini
A short evocation of French explorer and artist Louis Delaporte, one of the pioneers in collecting and documenting Ancient Khmer art.
In French
Bernard Philippe Groslier, A Biography
by Elizabeth H. Moore
Bernard Philippe Groslier (1926-1986), a formidable figure in the history of Angkorian studies.
In English
Economie, sociologie et pouvoir / La société cambodgienne (1863-1886)
by Maurice Comte
Class structure, politics and economical power in pre-colonial Cambodia.
In French
Inventory of French Doctoral Dissertations on Southeast Asia
by Annabel Vallard
From architecture to philosophy, all the PhD dissertations inscribed to the French Academic Registry since year 2000. Related to the entire South East Asia…
In English & French
La Route Sacrée/Sacred Road to Angkor
by Catherine Vanesse
From Phimai (Isan Province, Thailand) to Angkor, 225 km graced by Khmer Temples and ancient buildings.
In English & French
Dancing architecture at Angkor: ‘Halls with dancers’ in Jayavarman VII's temples
by Swati Chemburkar
Who were the dancers at King Jayavarman VII's court? What was the social status of these highly skilled and sophisticated women? How the Khmer dance art form…
In English
The PĀŚUPATA Sect in Ancient Cambodia and Champa
by Swati Chemburkar & Shivani Kapoor
From bas-reliefs at the My Son Temple, Indian researchers Swati Chemburkar and Shivani Kapoor retrace the presence of an ascetic sect in pre-Angkorian and…
In English
Is Angkor Wat a 12th-century Facebook?
by Andrew Buncombe
"They stand and stare like silent sentinels, sensuous rather than erotic, carved with elegance and care. But exactly who are the 1,796 mysterious women on…
In English
The Lost City of Cambodia: Mahendraparvata
by Chiara Goia & Joshua Hammer
Lidar exploration shows a "template of Angkor Wat" high on the Phnom Kulen plateau.
In English
Roads to and from Angkor
by Mitch Hendrickson
Pioneer academic work on the ¨Historic Routes to Angkor¨
In English
Apsara Authority Guidelines
by Khun-Neay Khuon
Principles for the preservation of Angkor Archeological Park, issued by The Apsara Authority when the Khmer Temples site entered the List of UNESCO World…
In English & Khmer

October 1954: J.L. Nehru Goes To Angkor

The Decline and Fall of Angkor (12th-15th Century)

The End of Angkor?

Le théâtre et la danse au Cambodge

King in the Temple: Jayavarman VII Case Study

The Origins of the Civilization of Angkor

Noblemen, Bureaucrats or Strongmen?

Stones to Angkor

Khmer Temples and the Astronomic True East

Chinese Ceramics at Angkor

Angkorian Grandeur & Post-Colonial Cambodia (1953-1970)

Dance as Devotion

Louis Delaporte, un amoureux de l'Orient

Bernard Philippe Groslier, A Biography

Economie, sociologie et pouvoir / La société cambodgienne (1863-1886)

Inventory of French Doctoral Dissertations on Southeast Asia

La Route Sacrée/Sacred Road to Angkor

Dancing architecture at Angkor: ‘Halls with dancers’ in Jayavarman VII's temples

The PĀŚUPATA Sect in Ancient Cambodia and Champa

Is Angkor Wat a 12th-century Facebook?

The Lost City of Cambodia: Mahendraparvata

Roads to and from Angkor

Apsara Authority Guidelines