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Films
Following the work of French archeologist Eric Bourdonneau on the Koh Ker site, this captivating documentary summarizes the latest discoveries...
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Links
With Profs Roland Fletcher and Dr. Damian Evans at the helm, a major research program supported by The University of...
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Books
While the Angkorian civilization never developed a real monetary system, the kingdoms of Funan and Chenla did use various types...
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Links
Important resource for Angkor researchers, the LIDAR 2015 campaign is hereby presented with an ongoing discussion around its major discoveries.
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Books
A dazzling, poignant journey through Cambodia's modern history and the 'Stories in Stones' told by Angkor.
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Links
The German Apsara Conservation Project (GACP) is a non-profit organisation initiated by the University of Applied Sciences, Cologne, Germany, and...
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Photography
4 guardian lions unearthed on the 12th century archeological site of Banteay Chhmar.
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Films
In typical US cable TV fashion, a travel around Angkor sites worth less for its historic accuracy than for some...
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Publications
"They stand and stare like silent sentinels, sensuous rather than erotic, carved with elegance and care. But exactly who are...
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Links
A website dedicated to pre-Angkorian and Angkorian research, entirely in Khmer
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Publications
A study in the only four statuary representations of a major Angkorian sovereign.
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Publications
From 'acharya' to 'yuga', we collect and explain the many archeological, historical, architectural, cultural and religious terms related to Angkorean...
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Books
Close friend of King Norodom Sihanouk´s since childhood, Bernard Philippe Groslier, born in Cambodia the son of famous Khmerologist George...
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Publications
Dating Khmer Temples construction along the East Royal Road with the provenance of sandstone blocks, based on their magnetic susceptibility.
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Films
Airborne Light Detecting & Ranging over Angkor site and surroundings
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Publications
How a constellation of tribes and linguistic systems derivating from Bronze and Iron Ages led to the Angkor civilization.
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Archimages
Explorers, archeological campaigns, first rebuilding efforts in late 19th century and several decades of the 20th century.
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Publications
An archeological approach of the management of water resources in Angkorian times. Saving and keeping water for a growing population...
