2017 Inventory of Khmer Inscriptions
by Dominique Soutif & Julia Estève
With 1,360 entries, this inventory of Khmer inscriptions will be soon updated, reaching 1,562 'K." numbers
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Four Culinary Recipes Shared by Princess Norodom Rasmi Sobbhana in 1955
by Rasmi Sobbhana NorodomFive years before the publication of her first collection of Cambodian recipes in English and French, a sample of Princess Rasmi Sobbhana's culinary artIn French
Diachronic modeling of the population within the medieval Greater Angkor Region settlement complex
by Sarah Klassen & Damian Evans & Roland Fletcher & Christophe Pottier & Miriam T. Stark & Alison K. Carter & Piphal Heng & Martin PolkinghorneThe first systematic and multidisciplinary study on demographics in Angkor, concluding that population reached 700 to 900,000 inhabitants at its peak.
Designs of Kings and Farmers: Landscape Systems of the Greater Angkor Urban Complex
by Scott Geoffrey HawkenCentralized and decentralized land management in Ancient AngkorIn English
Laos Jars Are Slowly Revealing Their Secrets
by Louise Shewan & Dougald O'Reilly & Thonglith LuangkhothThe mystery of the Plain of Jars, in modern Laos, and what it teaches us about ancient burial rites in Southeast AsiaIn English
Хмерское искуство / Khmer Art
by N. V. SultanovThe first major study on Khmer arts and culture in the Russian language.In Russian
Report of an Expedition Made into Southern Laos and Cambodia in the Early Part of the Year 1866
by H.G. Kennedy'British spy' or first adventurous British tourist in Angkor? A young consular official's lively report of photographer John Thomson's journey.In English
One Buddha Can Hide Another
by Martin Polkinghorne & Christophe Pottier & Christian FischerCentered on the Bayon, a diachronic reinterpretation of historical assumptions about the reign of Jayavarman VII, and Angkor during the 16th centuryIn English
Facts and Fiction: The Myth of Suvaṇṇabhūmi Through the Thai and Burmese Looking Glass
by Nicolas RevireMore about Suvarnabhumi (Sanskrit) or Suvaṇṇabhūmi (Pali), the 'Golden Land' that attracted Indian sailors to the east.In English
Jewels For A King
by Claudine Bautze-PicronStylistic relationship between Khmer architectural ornamentation and jewellery, and its South-Indian influences.In English
Chen-Li-Fu, A State on the Gulf of Siam at the Beginning of the 13th Century
by O. W. WoltersWhere was located Chên Li Fu, a Gulf of Siam State under Khmer influence around the years 1200-1250?In English & Chinese
Charlie Chaplin in Angkor
by Darryl L. CollinsThe mega star of silent movies visited Angkor in April 1936, later inspiring many Cambodian comics to adapt the 'Charlot' character as 'Sak-Lo'.In English & Khmer
Lokhon Khol and Agrarian Rituals
by Sara SemThe rural origins of this Theatre Dance adopted at the Cambodian Royal Court since the 19th century.In French
Jayavarman VII's 'Resthouse Temples'
by Mitch Hendrickson'People Around the Houses with Fire: Archaeological Investigation of Settlements Around the Jayavarman VII 'Resthouse' Temples'In English
Vihear Phnom Bei
by Angkor DatabaseThe Vihear (Monastery) Phnom Bei, Kulen foothills.In English & Khmer
Henri Mouhot´s Travels in Siam, Cambodia and Laos, 1858-1860
by Charles Mouhot & Henri MouhotFirst edition of Henri Mouhot's famous relation on his journeys through Indochina.In English
King in the Temple: Jayavarman VII Case Study
by Christophe PottierA study in the only four statuary representations of a major Angkorian sovereign.In French
Louis Delaporte, un amoureux de l'Orient
by Elisabeth Grillo-NicoliniA short evocation of French explorer and artist Louis Delaporte, one of the pioneers in collecting and documenting Ancient Khmer art.In French
The CKS Library, Wat Damnak, Siem Reap
by Marie EirikssonSet amongst Wat Damnak serene gardens, the most comprehensive library in Siem ReapIn English
Water Management in Angkor
by CollectiveFrom "the hydraulic city" to a more sober approach on water management in Angkor.In English