Links Artistic Syncretism at the Sanctuary of Truth, Thailand A joyful explosion of Thai, Khmer, Chinese, Hindu and Buddhist artistic influences in a sanctuary dedicated to devotion and creative woodcraft. In English
Links SPAFA Journal An open access resource on cultural and archaelogical research across Southeast Asia.
Links Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre Anthropological resources on Southeast Asia, with an emphasis on Thailand
Films Thanh Pho Co Nguoi [City with People] Angkor and Phnom Penh taken back from the Khmer Rouge in 1979: a rare and highly documented feature movie from Vietnam. In Vietnamese
Links The South East Asian Review An interdisciplinary review founded in 1976 byt two renowned Indian scholars
Films Buppha Ratree | Horror Ghost Movie | บุปผาราตรี by Yuthlert Sippapak How a Thai classic horror movie turns to a Cambodian shaman as last recourse against a female ghost as enduring as true love. In Thai
Photos Indian Prime Minister J.L. Nehru visit to Cambodia, October 1954 [and related photos] by Angkor Database The 1954 historic diplomatic tour by a a photogenic leader, Pandit Nehru.
Photos Visions of Angkor by...Martin Hürlimann by Martin Hürlimann Outstanding 1920s pictures by a professional photographer, the first major artistic survey of Angkor after John Thomson's and Emile Gsell's contributions.
Photos Visions of Southeast Asia by....Louis Gascuel by Louis Gascuel A rare photographic account on Saigon, Cambodia, Laos and Singapore dating back from 1904, by a civil engineer and talented amateur photographer.
Books L'architecture hindoue en Extreme-Orient | Hindu Architecture in the Far East by Léon Marie-Eugène Beylié (de) Archeological, architectural and historical sum on Indic influences in Southeast Asia. In French
Films "Ankor Wat" read by Allen Ginsberg (1969) by Allen Ginsberg The Beat Generation forward-thinker spent five days in Angkor during his 1963 journey from India to Japan. Here is his voice. In English
Books Cambodia from Funan to Chenla, A Thousand Years of Monetary History by Guillaume Epinal While the Angkorian civilization never developed a real monetary system, the kingdoms of Funan and Chenla did use various types of money in their transactions. In English
Photos Prince Damrong in Preah Vihear, 1930 by Angkor Database Back to the Siamese statesman's visit to Preah Vihear, claimed by Thai nationalists until the international recognition of Cambodia's rights in 1962
Photos Visions of Angkor and Cambodia by...Raymond Cauchetier by Raymond Cauchetier Photographer Raymond Cauchetier was in his thirties when he fulfilled a childhood dream: to see Angkor Wat.
Books South East Asia in Images, 1935-1938 by Archimages@AngkorDatabase Collection of drawings and paintings from the students of the Gia Dinh Fine Arts School In English & French
Photos Sculpture in Siam by Alfred Salmony by Alfred Salmony 70 plates from the first major study in sculpture found in Siam authored by a Berlin art curator and critic in the 1920s.
Publications Quinze jours au Cambodge [A Fortnight in Cambodia] Subheader: "Moeurs, Coutumes, Superstitions, Légendes: Excursion dans les provinces de Roléia-Paier et Compong-Leng". In French
Publications Quelques hypothèses sur l'étymologie du terme 'Khmer' | Etymological Speculations on the 'Khmer" Word by Michel Antelme Where did the term 'Khmer' come from? An innovative and stimulating study. In French
Publications 从《真腊风土记》看古代柬埔寨与云南 少数民族佛教乐舞 | A Comparison of Buddhist Music and Dance Between Ancient Cambodian and Yunnan Minority Peoples by Minkang Yang & Angkor Database A fascinating study on Khmer and Yunnan minority interconnection through music and dance In English & Chinese
Books Maritime Trade and State Development in Early Southeast Asia by Kenneth R. Hall A major essay on Southeast Asian trade roads and the growing involvement of agrarian States in worlwide commerce, 7th-14th centuries. In English
