Early Khmer societies developed extensive settlement complexes that were largely made of
non-durable materials. These fragile urban areas perished many centuries ago, and thus a …

Internal documentary records describe 10th–13th century educational institutions in the
Angkorian capital centered in state-sponsored religious hermitages (āśrama) and temple …

There is a northern Thai story that tells how the naga—a mythical serpent—came and
destroyed the town known as Yonok (c. thirteenth century) after its ruler became immoral …

The Angkorian World explores the history of Southeast Asia's largest ancient state from the
first to mid-second millennium CE. Chapters by leading scholars combine evidence from …

Archaeologists and epigraphers have long worked in concert across methodological and
theoretical differences to study past writing. Ongoing integration of digital technologies into …

The Angkorian world included a variety of connectors that linked the capital to its provinces
and more distant regions where Angkorian influence, if not direct control, shaped daily lives …

This chapter examines Angkorian society through the lens of its residential spaces. Drawing
on multiple data sources, we aim to 'reconstruct'an Angkorian house. First, we consider the …

This unique book presents a broad multi-disciplinary examination of early temple
architecture in Asia, written by two experts in digital reconstruction and the history and theory …

The site-size hierarchy concept enables researchers to transform archaeological survey
data into political classifications. Yet everything about the site-size rubric is worth re-thinking …

Angkor has been the focus of Western academic research since the nineteenth century,
largely focusing on Angkor's stone temples, architecture, and inscriptions. These datasets …