Early China and the Indian Ocean Networks
by Tansen Sen
Early China’s interactions with the maritime world and the eventual emergence of the Ming dynasty (1368–1644) as a leading naval power in the 15th century.
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Early Historic South Asia: Geography, Climate, and the Human Landscape
by Mamta DwivediA dynamic approach of Early South Asia and the exchanges across the Bay of Bengal.In English
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
Notice sur le Royaume de Khmer ou de Kambodge
by Vinh Ky [Petrus Ky] TruongThe earliest contribution on Angkor published in an European scientific journal by a Southeastasian scholar.In French
Northeast Thailand before Angkor
by Sarah Talbot & Chutima JanthedEvidence from an archaeological excavation at the Prasat Hin Phimai in the 2000s.In English
Two Yoginis of Hevajra from Thailand
by J.J. BoelesTwo female dancers statuettes discovered in the 1950s and what they tell us about Khmer art and religion, Tantric Buddhism and the cult of Hevajra.In English
THe Bay of Bengal Interaction Sphere (1000 BC – AD 500)
by Sunil GuptaMore about the BBIS (Bay of Bengal Interaction Sphere).In English
The Archaeological Landscape of Koh Ker
by Damian EvansA reevaluation of the Koh Ker urban plan based on new archaelogical and scientific explorations since 2006.In English
Dance and Drama on Cambodian Temples
by Boreth LyA short survey on dance and drama reflected by Angkorean temples inscriptions, bas-reliefs and statuary.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
Spice Routes and Cultural Influences: The India-Cambodia Culinary Dialogue
by Angkor DatabaseA background reading selection about the rich and complex interrelation between India and Cambodia from ancient times to nowadays respective culinary cultures.In English
Khmer Cuisine Vocabulary
by Saveros PouHow Khmer culture set apart Sanskrit and Indian-influenced terms for cooking techniques and preparations mostly for rituals and religion-related foods.In English & Khmer
Travels in Siam and Cambodia
by David Olyphant King"The temple stands solitary and alone in the jungle, in too perfect order to be called a ruin, a relic of a race far ahead in all arts and sciences."In English
Notes on the Antiquities and Natural History of Cambodia
by James CampbellThese informative notes stand among the earliest descriptions of Angkor and pre-colonial Cambodia by Western travelers.In English
Cambodian Krishna at the Cleveland Museum: A Digital Feast
“Revealing Krishna: Journey to Cambodia’s Sacred Mountain’'.In English
"Angkor Wat" ("Ankor Wat") by Allen Ginsberg
by Allen GinsbergA literary monument to Angkor, "Kingdom Come or Kingdom Yore".In English
The Overland Trading Route between the Khmer Empire and the Champa Kingdoms
by Ky-Phuong TranThe land routes linking two neighbors, foes and trade partners, and the mutual influences in Khmer and Cham cultures.In English
November 1967: Jackie K. Goes To Cambodia
by Angkor DatabaseAs a Netflix movie will soon re-create this moment, we revisit a visit surrounded with political tragedy, romance and desperation, and the looming Vietnam War.In English
The Chau Say Tevoda and Ta Keo Restoration Projects
Two major restoration projects in Angkor Thom led by the Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage (CACH)In English & Chinese
Revisiting a Hypothesis: Tracing Early Buddhist Heritage in Central-Eastern Europe
by Katalin Puskas KhetaniThe similarities between the Szekler gates, predominantly found in Transylvania in the Carpathian Basin. and the sacred Asian gate building tradition.In English