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| Type | Year | Authors | Title | Source | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Book Section | 2023 | Stark, Miriam T. | The Mekong Delta before the Angkorian world | The Angkorian World | [Stark, 2023 #37256] |
| Book Section | 2023 | Carter, Alison K. | The Angkorian house | The Angkorian World | [Carter, 2023 #37255] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | Hidalgo Tan, Noel | Mainland Southeast Asia: rock art | Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology | [Hidalgo 2020 #37242] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2023 | Stark, Miriam T. | Angkor and China: 9th-15th centuries | The Angkorian World | [Stark, 2023 #37230] |
| Book in a Series | 2023 | Hendrickson, Mitch | The Angkorian World | [Hendrickson, 2023 #37204] | |
| Journal Article | 2021 | Carter, Alison Kyra | The evolution of agro-urbanism: a case study from Angkor, Cambodia | Journal of Anthropological Archaeology | [Carter, 2021 #37201] |
| Journal Article | 2022 | Changmai, Piya | Ancient DNA from Protohistoric Period Cambodia indicates that South Asians admixed with local populations as early as 1st- 3rd centuries C. E. | Scientific Reports | [Changmai, 2022 #37199] |
| Book Section | 2018 | Heng, Piphal | Pre-Angkorian cities: Ishanapura and Mahendraparvata | Angkor: exploring Cambodia's sacred city | [Heng, 2018 #37184] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2015 | O'Reilly, Dougald | Prehistoric mortuary traditions in Cambodia | The Routledge Handbook of Bioarchaeology in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands | [O'Reilly, 2015 #37172] |
| Journal Article | 2022 | Carter, Alison | Northwest Cambodia and the Mekong interaction sphere: glass stone beads from Lovea, Prei Khmeng, and Sophy | Journal of the Society of Bead Researchers | [Carter, 2022 #37166] |
| Journal Article | 2021 | Forestier, Hubert | Reduction sequences during the Hoabinhian technocomplex in Cambodia and Thailand: a new knapping strategy in Southeast Asia from the Terminal Upper Pleistocene to mid Holocene | Lithic Technology | [Forestier, 2021 #37101] |
| Book Section | 2022 | Fletcher, Roland | Angkor: a provisional map history of Greater Angkor from ancestry to transformation | The Oxford Handbook of Early Southeast Asia | [Fletcher, 2022 #37044] |
| Book Section | 2022 | Reinecke, Andreas | The Sa Huynh Culture and related cultures in Southern Vietnam and Cambodia | The Oxford Handbook of Early Southeast Asia | [Reinecke, 2022 #37037] |
| Journal Article | 2021 | Cai, Shuhui | Archaeomagnetic results from Cambodia in Southeast Asia: evidence for possible low-latitude flux expulsion | PNAS | [Cai, 2021 #36969] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2020 | Haq, Sama | Retracing the cult of Lokeśvara in Khmer and Tibetan art | Advancing Southeast Asian archaeology 2019: selected papers from the Third SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology, Bangkok, Thailand 2019 | [Haq, 2020 #36935] |
| Journal Article | 2021 | Hall, Tegan | An integrated palaeoenvironmental record of Early Modern occupancy and land use within Angkor Thom, Angkor | Quaternary Science Reviews | [Hall, 2021 #36905] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | Shewan, Louise | Isotopic insights into the jar-and-coffin mortuary ritual of the Cardamom Mountains, Cambodia | Antiquity | [Shewan, 2020 #36904] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | Higham, Charles | From late prehistory to the foundation of early states in inland Southeast Asia: a debate | Journal of Indo-Pacific Archaeology | [Higham, 2020 #36893] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | Leroy, Stéphanie | First experimental reconstruction of an Angkorian iron furnace (13th-14th centuries CE): archaeological and archaeometric implications | Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports | [Leroy, 2020 #36885] |
| Journal Article | 2021 | Grave, Peter | Centralized power/decentralized production? Angkorian stoneware and the southern production complex of Cheung Ek, Cambodia | Journal of Archaeological Science | [Grave, 2021 #36852] |
| Journal Article | 2019 | Penny, Dan | Geoarchaeological evidence from Angkor, Cambodia, reveals a gradual decline rather than a catastrophic 15th-century collapse | PNAS | [Penny, 2019 #36839] |
| Journal Article | 2014 | Penny, Dan | The environmental impact of Cambodia's ancient Mahendraparvata (Phnom Kulen) | PLoS One | [Penny, 2014 #36838] |
| Book | 2003 | Gillian, Green | Traditional textiles of Cambodia: cultural threads and material heritage | [Gillian, 2003 #36836] | |
| Book Section | 2003 | Green, Gillian | Khmer costume and textile history | Traditional textiles of Cambodia: cultural threads and material heritage | [Green, 2003 #36835] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | Boulanger, Clara | Fishbone artefacts from the Samrong Sen site, Cambodia, cast new light on Bronze Age networking between inland and coastal communities | International Journal of Osteoarchaeology | [Boulanger, 2020 #36820] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | Castillo, Cristina Cobo | The Khmer did not live by rice alone: archaeobotanical investigations at Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm | Archaeological Research in Asia | [Castillo, 2020 #36792] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2020 | Krais, Simone | Tooth blackening and betel nut chewing at the Early Iron Age sites of Gò Ô Chùa (Vietnam) and Prohear (Cambodia) | EurASEAA14: papers from the Fourteenth International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists. Volume 2: material culture and heritage | [Krais, 2020 #36757] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2020 | Desbat, Armand | New data on the chronology of Khmer resources | EurASEAA14: papers from the Fourteenth International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists. Volume 2: material culture and heritage | [Desbat, 2020 #36752] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2020 | Chhay, Rachna | Guide to understanding Khmer stoneware characteristics, Angkor, Cambodia | EurASEAA14: papers from the Fourteenth International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists. Volume 2: material culture and heritage | [Chhay, 2020 #36751] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2020 | Allison, Jane P. | A tale of two Khmer bronzecasting families, the Chhem and the Khat: how traditional bronzemaking revived in the area around Phnom Penh after the Khmer Rouge (1975-1979), and the expansion and modernization of that tradition in the 1990s: a preliminary report | EurASEAA14: papers from the Fourteenth International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists. Volume 1: ancient and living traditions | [Allison, 2020 #36734] |