"Angkor Wat" ("Ankor Wat") by Allen Ginsberg
A literary monument to Angkor, "Kingdom Come or Kingdom Yore".
A literary monument to Angkor, "Kingdom Come or Kingdom Yore".
The Beat Generation forward-thinker spent five days in Angkor during his 1963 journey from India to Japan. Here is his voice.
Photo depository on early Asian architecture nurtured by numerous contributors around the world
Early China’s interactions with the maritime world and the eventual emergence of the Ming dynasty (1368–1644) as a leading naval...
A useful synthesis of what we know about Mainland Southeast Asia before the development of larger polities, cities-states and empires
Inscriptions reflect a unified and diverse Kingdom of Champa in the 15th century, before its collapse.
Where did Angkor get horses from?
A reference study on early Cambodia, Angkor civilization and its links to Indian culture.
From the earliest times, there were substantial movement of people between the Indian subcontinent, Sri Lanka and Southeast asia.
An India-centered approach of Cambodia, Champa and the "Indian colonization" of Southeast Asia".
A major essay on Southeast Asian trade roads and the growing involvement of agrarian States in worlwide commerce, 7th-14th centuries...
The astonishingly vivid and detailed Geography of India and Indochina by French free-thinker Élisée Reclus.
Artifacts excavated in the Tonle Sap Lake area show links with maritime trade in the pre-Angkorian period, and hellenistic influences...
The "Island of Khmer" in the accounts of Arab travelers through the centuries.
The centrality of water in Southeast Asian cosmologies.
How the Greeks made their own discovery of the monsoon trade winds.
One of the most comprehensive and groundbreaking works on commercial, maritime, cultural and religious links between India and the Southeast...
An exhaustive presentation of Shaivism, esoteric Tantrism, and the duality of female/male power.
A heartfelt and savant approach of Angkor by a Bharatanatyam dancer and choreographer.
How global trade, spices and maritime routes impacted the links between India and ancient Southeast Asia.
More about the BBIS (Bay of Bengal Interaction Sphere).
Mon and Mon-Khmer tribes came from the North, not from the South: new insights on an old controversy among linguists...