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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.

Power and Pragmatism in the Political Economy of Angkor
by Eileen Lustig
A broad study of politics, economics and the specificity of the Angkorean State.
In English
Хмерское искуство / Khmer Art
by N. V. Sultanov
The first major study on Khmer arts and culture in the Russian language.
In Russian
Entangled Traditions: The Royal Barges of Angkor
by Veronica Walker Vadillo
Boats as mythical creatures and instruments of power in Angkor
In English
ОБ ИЗУЧЕНИИ КАМБОДЖИ В РОССИИ (Cambodian Studies in Russia)
by Elena A. Zapadova
When Russian people started to hear about Cambodia and Angkor, and how?
In Russian
Laos Jars Are Slowly Revealing Their Secrets
by Louise Shewan & Dougald W. O'Reilly & Thonglith Luangkhoth
The mystery of the Plain of Jars, in modern Laos, and what it teaches us about ancient burial rites in Southeast Asia
In English
North-Western Cambodia in the Seventh Century
by O. W. Wolters
Reconstructing the geographical and political entities in the "Chenla of the Land" and "Chenla of the Water" areas during pre-Angkorean times.
In English
One Buddha Can Hide Another
by Martin Polkinghorne & Christophe Pottier & Christian Fischer
Centered on the Bayon, a diachronic reinterpretation of historical assumptions about the reign of Jayavarman VII, and Angkor during the 16th century
In English
Early Mainland Southeast Asian Landscapes in the First Millennium A.D.
by Miriam T. Stark
A useful synthesis of what we know about Mainland Southeast Asia before the development of larger polities, cities-states and empires
In English
A Historiography of Angkor’s River Network
by Veronica Walker Vadillo
How road transportation took precedence over fluvial and lake navigation in the development of 13th-century Angkor.
In English & Khmer
Inland Angkor, Coastal Kedah: Landscapes, Subsistence Systems and State Development in Early SEA
by Jane Allen
Unconventional approach of two 'success stories' in the process of state formation across Southeast Asia, inland Angkor and coastal Kedah (Malaysia)
In English
Water, Ritual, and Prosperity at the Classical Capital of Bagan, Myanmar (11th to 14th Centuries CE)
by Pyiet Phyo Kyaw & Gyles Iannone
Water management in Ancient Bagan, with interesting parallels with archaelogical findings at Kbal Spean, Phnom Kulen.
In English & Burmese
Animaux fantastiques de l'Indochine, de l'Insulinde et de la Chine
by Gilberte Coral-Rémusat (de)
How legendary animal figures, in particular makara and dragons, evolved in Cambodia under Javanese and Chinese influences, finding new, genuine forms.
In French
From Colonial Maps to Visitor's Parcours
by Michael S. Falser
A critical interpretation of earlier travel guidebooks and mapping operations as colonial appropriation of the Angkorean space.
In English
New findings on 11th-Century Buriram Iron Furnaces
The group of Khmer sanctuaries in the Buriram Province of Thailand has been shortlisted to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
In Thai
Arteries of Empire
by Mitch Hendrickson
An operational study of transport and communication in Angkorian Southeast Asia (9th to 15th centuries CE)
In English
Facts and Fiction: The Myth of Suvaṇṇabhūmi Through the Thai and Burmese Looking Glass
by Nicolas Revire
More about Suvarnabhumi (Sanskrit) or Suvaṇṇabhūmi (Pali), the 'Golden Land' that attracted Indian sailors to the east.
In English
Angkorian Founders and Bronze Casting Skills
by CAST:ING
First technical investigation of the West Mebon Viṣṇu
In English
Le procédé des emprunts aux styles passés dans l'art khmer
by Gilberte Coral-Rémusat (de)
The alternance of "bright" and "dull" periods in Khmer sculptuary art.
In French
世紀末南重倚坐佛像起源勻(老播研究新視野 | Origins of Bhadhrasana Buddha Statues throughout Southeast Asia (7-8th centuries)
by Nicolas Revire
How Indic and Chinese influences combined in early Southeast Asia.
In Chinese
Les curieuses inscriptions du Cambodge (Curious Cambodian Inscriptions)
by Éric Bourdonneau
What make the ancient inscriptions of Cambodia so particular.
In French
Solstice Alignments at Angkor Wat and Nearby Temples: Connecting to the Cycles of Time
by William F. Romain
Comparative solstice alignement of seven major Angkorean monuments in relation to Phnom Kulen and Kbal Spean
In English
Ceramic Collection and Conservation from the Preah Vihear Area
by Sokha Tep
Report on ceramics conservation and scientific course for staff training at the Eco-Global Museum, June-August 2013
In English & Khmer

October 1954: J.L. Nehru Goes To Angkor

Power and Pragmatism in the Political Economy of Angkor

Хмерское искуство / Khmer Art

Entangled Traditions: The Royal Barges of Angkor

ОБ ИЗУЧЕНИИ КАМБОДЖИ В РОССИИ (Cambodian Studies in Russia)

Laos Jars Are Slowly Revealing Their Secrets

North-Western Cambodia in the Seventh Century

One Buddha Can Hide Another

Early Mainland Southeast Asian Landscapes in the First Millennium A.D.

A Historiography of Angkor’s River Network

Inland Angkor, Coastal Kedah: Landscapes, Subsistence Systems and State Development in Early SEA

Water, Ritual, and Prosperity at the Classical Capital of Bagan, Myanmar (11th to 14th Centuries CE)

Animaux fantastiques de l'Indochine, de l'Insulinde et de la Chine

From Colonial Maps to Visitor's Parcours

New findings on 11th-Century Buriram Iron Furnaces

Arteries of Empire

Facts and Fiction: The Myth of Suvaṇṇabhūmi Through the Thai and Burmese Looking Glass

Angkorian Founders and Bronze Casting Skills

Le procédé des emprunts aux styles passés dans l'art khmer

世紀末南重倚坐佛像起源 勻(老播研究新視野 | Origins of Bhadhrasana Buddha Statues throughout Southeast Asia (7-8th centuries)

Les curieuses inscriptions du Cambodge (Curious Cambodian Inscriptions)

Solstice Alignments at Angkor Wat and Nearby Temples: Connecting to the Cycles of Time

Ceramic Collection and Conservation from the Preah Vihear Area

世紀末南重倚坐佛像起源勻(老播研究新視野 | Origins of Bhadhrasana Buddha Statues throughout Southeast Asia (7-8th centuries)