2017 Inventory of Khmer Inscriptions
With 1,360 entries, this inventory of Khmer inscriptions will be soon updated, reaching 1,562 'K." numbers
With 1,360 entries, this inventory of Khmer inscriptions will be soon updated, reaching 1,562 'K." numbers
EFEO is developing the digitization of the Conservation d'Angkor Archives, from 1908 to 1992.
Following Michel Butor's soaring vision of Angkor, the more conventional, scholarly but extremely enjoyable historical essay by Nouth Narang.
An exploration of the spatial and numerological organization of Angkor Wat
An English translation of famous "Le Glaize", the reference 1944 Architectural Guide by Angkor Conservator Maurice Glaize.
While the Angkorian civilization never developed a real monetary system, the kingdoms of Funan and Chenla did use various types...
Eleven circular sites analyzed with pre-Lidar technology in Angkor area show similarities with building techniques used in Ancient Northern Thailand.
A dazzling, poignant journey through Cambodia's modern history and the 'Stories in Stones' told by Angkor.
A temple within the temple? Explorations in the Gopura (Gateway Tower) 4 West area of Angkor Wat might show a...
Far from Angkor, an archeological journey through Cambodia that led to many important discoveries in the 1930s
Guardian of artistic treasures from the Khmer Temples, the Angkor Conservation also produced and stored detailed blue prints and archaeological...
A colorful description of Cambodia, its geography and its people at the turn of the century.
From 'acharya' to 'yuga', we collect and explain the many archeological, historical, architectural, cultural and religious terms related to Angkorean...
4 guardian lions unearthed on the 12th century archeological site of Banteay Chhmar.
How a young architect became one of the greatest archaeologists and conservators at Angkor.
How the particular spatial organization of this version of the 'temple-mountain' prefigured Angkor Wat.
A website dedicated to pre-Angkorian and Angkorian research, entirely in Khmer
A study in the only four statuary representations of a major Angkorian sovereign.
Nouveaux éléments sur le bouddhisme tantrique à l’époque angkorienne | New perspectives on Tantric Buddhism during Angkorean times.
The spatial development of pre-Angkorean and Angkorean religious and social systems in a vast area spreading from Tonle Sap Lake...
Archaeologist Christophe Pottier and Archivist MEY Sovannara present the Conservation d'Angkor archives, a real historic treasure.
Brief notations on the personal collection of Khmer Art gathered by Jean Moura in his Moissac house before 1879.
Searching the source of the Khmer civilization in the Mekong Delta.
A useful summary of archeological research in Northeastern Thailand at the end of the 1950s
A summary of Oc Eo archaeological finds and their importance from a Vietnam touristic angle.
An open access resource on cultural and archaelogical research across Southeast Asia.
Dating Khmer Temples construction along the East Royal Road with the provenance of sandstone blocks, based on their magnetic susceptibility.
Airborne Light Detecting & Ranging over Angkor site and surroundings
A study in museology, art and architectural history, and colonial mindset related to Angkor.
How a constellation of tribes and linguistic systems derivating from Bronze and Iron Ages led to the Angkor civilization.
50 kms from the city of Hoi An, My Sơn is the largest and most important of Champa’s religious architectural...
Explorers, archeological campaigns, first rebuilding efforts in late 19th century and several decades of the 20th century.
Preliminary introduction to the Inscriptions, Graffiti, Marks and Sketched Designs in Prasat Top Lech, previously known as Monument 486.
Photographic essays by famous or budding photographers. A forum for young and confirmed talents.
Photographic essays by famous or budding photographers. A forum for young and confirmed talents.
True to the spirit of late archaeologist Pascal Royère, the documentary shows the intricate and huge teamwork behind a fascinating...