Publications (page 4)

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Notes to Accompany a Map of Cambodia, 1851
by Angkor Database
An early map of Cambodia drawn in Singapore with information from Constantine de Monteiro, King Ang Duong's representative.
In English
Exploration du grand fleuve du Cambodge (Septembre 1862) [Exploration of the Great River of Cambodia, Sept. 1862]
by Louis Bonard
A short description of Cambodia and Cochinchina at the early stage of the French Protectorate, "The Admirals' Era".
In French
Les sites archéologiques de la région du Bhnaṃ Gūlen (Phnom Kulen) [Archaelogical Sites of Phnom Kulen Area]
by Jean Boulbet & Bruno Dagens
The first in-depth exploration of the area up Siem Reap River to Phnom Kulen since Etienne Aymonier's travels.
In French
Prince Sisowath Kulachad អ្នកអង្គម្ចាស់ក្សត្រា ស៊ីសុវត្ថិ កុលឆ័ត, 29 September 1943 - 14 June 2024
by Angkor Database
In memory of Prince Sisowath Kulachad, who passed on 14 June 2024 and whose inspiring influence remains with us.
In English
Aspects socio-economiques du Laos medieval [Socioeconomic Aspects of Medieval Laos]
by Keo Manivanna
A "historical materialism"-based study on medieval Laos.
In French
Khmer Empire and Southeast Asia, 800-1450
by Swati Chemburkar
A summary of the history of Khmer Empire and neighboring cultures through architecture.
In English
Analyzing the Impact of Indian Architecture on the Architecture of Cambodia, Thailand and Indonesia
by Sriranjani Srinivasan
A useful contribution for a better understanding of what was hastily called "Indianization" of Southeast Asia. Architectural point of view.
In English
Is the Siem Reap River a river?
by Terry Lustig & Matti Kummu
No, it's a 'channel', an artificial watershed, reply the authors, but...it became a river in modern era. And we add new perspectives for this channel-river.
In English
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.
In English
Auguste Rodin and the Cambodian Dancers, 1906
by Angkor Database
Modern art, ancient dance: when Rodin came under the spell of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia.
In English & French
April 2004: Jackie Chan Goes to Angkor
by Angkor Database
The iconic actor discovered Cambodia in 2004. He was back the year after, and then again in 2009, always with a dream: starring and directing a movie here.
In English
Un voyage a la cour du roi Nom-Rodon (lettre sur le Cambodge, Nocor Khmer)
by L. Charles
A visit to Phnom Penh Royal Palace in 1870, only four years after its construction started.
In French
Fragile, Lasting Photos: the Last Photographic Testimonies on Angkor before the War
by Angkor Database
Who took the last photographs of Angkor before the Khmer Rouge takeover?
Punyodaya (Na-T'i), un propagateur du tantrisme en Chine et au Cambodge a l'epoque de Hiuan-Tsang [Spreading Tantrism in China and Cambodia in the 7th century]
by Li-Kouang Lin
How a scholar and translator from India at the Chinese Tang court went twice to Chenla to spread the Tantric-Buddhist faith and collect "divine medicine".
In French & Chinese
On some Tantrik Texts studied in Ancient Kambjua
by P.C. Bagchi
An exploration of Khmer inscriptions andTantric influences, with a stimulating take on the ever-elusive Bayon and the enigmatic figure of Tumburu over Angkor.
In English & Sanskrit
L’intérêt linguistique des transcriptions chinoises concernant le Cambodge ancien (Fou-nan et Tchen-la) [Linguistic Interest of Chinese Transcriptions Related to Ancient Cambodia]
by Michel Ferlus
Novel insights on Funan and Chenla as reflected in Chinese chronicles, by a renowned linguist.
In French
Voyage au Cambodge, 1945-1946
by Germaine Krull
A powerful description of post-World War II Cambodia, with a French administration in turmoil and a suffering population.
In French
Three Months in Cambodia by a Madras Officer
One of the earliest (16th April-21 June 1854) accounts of Cambodia in the English language by a traveler who had both military and business connections.
Titayna: How I Stole the Head of an Angkor Buddha
by Titaÿna
The flamboyant Titayna and her Surrealist 'gratuitous art' in Angkor Wat. Provoking the gods, challenging the humans, asking a question that still haunts us.
In English & French
Princess Buppha Devi, The First Royal Apsara
by Christophe Gargiulo
In 2010, Princess Norodom Buppha Devi agreed for the very first time to participate in a television series project about the Royal Ballet and her life.
In English & Khmer

Notes to Accompany a Map of Cambodia, 1851

Exploration du grand fleuve du Cambodge (Septembre 1862) [Exploration of the Great River of Cambodia, Sept. 1862]

Les sites archéologiques de la région du Bhnaṃ Gūlen (Phnom Kulen) [Archaelogical Sites of Phnom Kulen Area]

Prince Sisowath Kulachad អ្នកអង្គម្ចាស់ក្សត្រា ស៊ីសុវត្ថិ កុលឆ័ត, 29 September 1943 - 14 June 2024

Aspects socio-economiques du Laos medieval [Socioeconomic Aspects of Medieval Laos]

Khmer Empire and Southeast Asia, 800-1450

Analyzing the Impact of Indian Architecture on the Architecture of Cambodia, Thailand and Indonesia

Is the Siem Reap River a river?

October 1954: J.L. Nehru Goes To Angkor

Auguste Rodin and the Cambodian Dancers, 1906

April 2004: Jackie Chan Goes to Angkor

Un voyage a la cour du roi Nom-Rodon (lettre sur le Cambodge, Nocor Khmer)

Fragile, Lasting Photos: the Last Photographic Testimonies on Angkor before the War

Punyodaya (Na-T'i), un propagateur du tantrisme en Chine et au Cambodge a l'epoque de Hiuan-Tsang [Spreading Tantrism in China and Cambodia in the 7th century]

On some Tantrik Texts studied in Ancient Kambjua

L’intérêt linguistique des transcriptions chinoises concernant le Cambodge ancien (Fou-nan et Tchen-la) [Linguistic Interest of Chinese Transcriptions Related to Ancient Cambodia]

Voyage au Cambodge, 1945-1946

Three Months in Cambodia by a Madras Officer

Titayna: How I Stole the Head of an Angkor Buddha

Princess Buppha Devi, The First Royal Apsara