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Solange Thierry
...Curator of Phnom Penh National Museum from 1947-1949. After graduating in Khmer and Siamese languages, she studied Sanskrit, Pali and Indian...Jean Commaille
...the festivity, a weeklong affair which was to inspire the famous Khmer poem Niras Nokor Wat. As the French colonial authorities started...Gillian Green
Art Historian at the University of Sydney, Gillian Green has authored several books on Khmer and South East Asian textiles, weaving and print techniques. She was an Honorary Associate in the…Sara Sem
SEM Sara was a doctoral student at Phnom Penh Royal University of Fine Arts (RUFA) in the 1960s. He went missing during the Khmer Rouge period.Alain Daniel
Initially a math teacher, Alain Daniel (1940-2020, France) became a leading expert in Khmer language and translation after his first trip to Cambodia, in 1965, as the winner of Le Grand Voyage, a…Ang Choulean
Ang Choulean អាំង ជូលាន (1 Dec. 1949, Kompong Kleang, Cambodia) is a Cambodian independent ethnologist, a professor of historical anthropology and Old Khmer at the Royal University of Fine Arts,…Troy Dean Harris
...Angkor Wat, aimed at "contemplating on the cosmic aspects" reflected by the Khmer temple.Miriam T. Stark
...with the Greater Angkor Project and the Khmer Production and Exchange Project. Since...Darryl L. Collins
...and Hok Sokol the book "Building Cambodia: New Khmer Architecture (1953-1970)", which remains a...François Bizot
...Filliozat´s supervision. His interest in Khmer religion led him to develop scriptural...George Coedès
George Cœdès (to be pronounced Zsedes) (10 Aug 1886, Paris, France – 2 Oct 1969, Paris) was a leading archeologist, linguist and historian in the field of Khmer studies.He was still a high-school…Georges Maspero
...daughter, Eveline Porée-Maspero, has extensively studied Khmer culture and Cambodian mores. She wrote his obituary in...
- Books
Angkor, sérénité bouddhique | The Serenity of Buddhism
...people inhabiting the ruins, vividly expressing the continuity of the Khmer temples as worship and meditation places.Angkor Wat & Cultural Ties With India-DIG
...also an important document reflecting the Indian approach to the Khmer civilization.In effect, the author analyzes the architectural...
- Publications
Lokhon Khol and Agrarian Rituals
...mediums, dance masters) and centered on invoking the spirits for rain after the Khmer New Year, in April. The recitative of each performance is inspired by legends...Tantric Buddhism in Phimai: A New Reading of its Iconographic Message
The interaction between Tantric Buddhism as developed in the Khorat region of Siam and its Khmer versions across what is no known as Cambodia.La Femme et l'Oiseau (Women and Birds)
...author stresses the centrality of three bird-like mythical figures in Khmer folklore and traditions: hângsa (from Sanskrit hamsa), wild...Siamese Attacks on Angkor before 1430
...Ayuthia, the author refutes the common idea that the Siamese overran the Khmer rulers and captured Angkor Thom on one or more occasions before the...Iconographical Issues in the Archaeology of Wat Phra Men, Nakhon Pathom
...in the region during ancient times. The Khmer influence on the renovation and restructuration...