About André Malraux's Infamous Expedition to Banteay Srei
by Raoul Marc Jennar
The letter André Malraux sent to French Resident-General after being assigned to house-arrest for looting Banteay Srei temple
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Siamese Attacks on Angkor before 1430
by Lawrence P. BriggsA documented argument of the 'Fall of Angkor'.In English
Narrative of an Overland Journey from Kampot to the Royal Residence ['Cambodia in 1851']
by Ludvig Verner HelmsA rare account of the country of Cambodia and the King's Court at Oudong in 1851, eight years before Henri Mouhot's famous exploration.In English
Siem Reap: Then and Now
by Darryl L. CollinsAn informed portrait of Siem Reap since the times of the "rediscovery" of Angkor.In English
Did Traditional Cultures Live in Harmony with Nature? Lessons from Angkor, Cambodia
by Terry Lustig & Christophe Pottier & Roland Fletcher & Matti KummuFar from the idyllic vision of an intrinsically 'eco-friendly' pre-industrial world, how the water resources management in Angkor impacted the environment.In English
Indigenization of Ramayana in Cambodia
by Saveros PouThrough some telling instances of 'indigenization', how Valmiki's Ramayana morphed into Ramakerti, an epic tale and a source of inspiration for Cambodians.In English
Construction Sequence of the Koh Ker Monuments
by Etsuo Uchida & Kojiro Tsuda & Ichita ShimodaThe 76 buildings and structures so far identified at the Koh Ker site were built quickly and in five phases, some of them remaining unfinished.In English
'Coedès' Histories of Cambodia'
by Michael VickeryThe case against George Coedès, not as an epigraphist but as an 'historian with the wrong framework'.In English
Following the non-money trail
by Eileen Lustig & Terry LustigWhy the vast, complex hirerarchic and social organization in Angkor never developed its own monetary system.In English
Portrait of King Jayavarman VII
by Sophorn VernSince 1903, statues and bas-reliefs picturing King Jayavarman VII have been extensively studied. This essay summarizes theories and stimulates further research.In English
Cultural Connections Amidst Heritage Conundrums
by Senthilpavai KasannianA study of local Khmer values overshadowed by tangible archeological remains in the Angkor area.In English
Note on Names of Queens in Ancient Cambodia
by Tain GreeThe etymology and meaning of the names of twenty-six illustrious queens of Ancient Cambodia.In English
The Botanist's Corner
by Angkor DatabaseAngkor Database 'Botanist's Corner' aspires at furthering the titanic work initiated by Cambodian botanist Pauline Dy Pho
Un court traité d'architecture cambodgienne moderne (A Short Treatise on Modern Cambodian Architecture)
by Madeleine GiteauThe building techniques and rituals for village houses, monasteries and kutis, in mid-century Cambodia.In French & Khmer
Cambodian Women Architects and the restoration at Angkor Thom
by Thmey Thmey 25Young women architects lead the renovation of the severely damaged Angkor Thom West Gate and of the Bayon platforms.In English & Khmer
A Study of the Names of Monuments in Angkor
by Sotheavin NhimWhen legends meet etymology: the quest for the meaning of Angkor temples names.In English
Glossary for Angkor Lovers and Researchers
by Angkor DatabaseFrom 'acharya' to 'yuga', we collect and explain the many archeological, historical, architectural, cultural and religious terms related to Angkorean research.In English, French, Khmer, Chinese, Portuguese, Sanskrit, Thai, Lao, Pali, Vietnamese, Tamil & Old Khmer
Glimpses of Buddhist Practices and Rituals in Dvāravatī and Its Neighbouring Cultures | 淺談墮羅鉢底及其鄰近文化之佛教儀式
by Nicolas RevireNew perspectives on the Dvaravati take on Buddhism and its linguistic and cultural vinculation to Khmer ethnic group.In English & Chinese
Manifestation of Indian philosophy of temple architecture in Cambodia- A case of Angkor Wat, Siem Reap.
by Ujjwala Chakradeo & Ujjwala Anand PalsuleyArchitectural, cosmological and philosophical inspirations from India on the Khmer style, studied by two Indian scholars.In English
Oc Eo Culture: A Case Study of Oc Eo Artifacts in Southern Vietnam
by Thi Huynh Phuong NguyenA summary of Oc Eo archaeological finds and their importance from a Vietnam touristic angle.In English