“高棉的微笑”柬埔寨古代文物与艺术展 | Khmer Smile: Cambodian Ancient Cultural Relics and Arts
The Guangdong Museum 2015 exhibition was the first time Khmer artwork from the Funan, Zhenla and Angkorian periods were showcased in China.
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North-Western Cambodia in the Seventh Century
by O. W. WoltersReconstructing the geographical and political entities in the "Chenla of the Land" and "Chenla of the Water" areas during pre-Angkorean times.In English
Early Mainland Southeast Asian Landscapes in the First Millennium A.D.
by Miriam T. StarkA useful synthesis of what we know about Mainland Southeast Asia before the development of larger polities, cities-states and empiresIn English
New Perspectives on Early Cambodia from the Lower Mekong Archaeological Project
by Miriam T. StarkSearching the source of the Khmer civilization in the Mekong Delta.In English
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by Aedeen CreminLocally-made ceramics in Bayon and Banteay Chhmar bas-reliefs.In English
Chinese Ceramics at Angkor
by Aedeen CreminTomb excavations around Angkor and Phnom Kulen areas show a persistent presence of ceramic objects imported from China.In English