This study devoted to the Khmer and Mon spaces in the middle valley of the Mekong is a follow-up to a previous article concerning Southern and Central Laos, this time focusing on the Vientiane Plain. The situation is significantly different from the archaeological point of view as the influence of the cultural models imported from India appeared at a somewhat later time. Only Buddhist testimonies could be evidenced and they certainly cannot be dated as earlier than the 8th century. The presence of Mon people is clearly evidenced by about 30 sites located alongside rivers or around well irrigated areas, mainly the Nam Ngum and the That Luang Great Swamp. Two rock-shelter sites seem to testify to a shift from Mon to the Angkorian models. Some...
This paper traces the origin of Lao scripts by taking stock of the oldest inscriptions found in Laos...
Résumé Une ré-étude du crâne mésolithique de Tam-Pong (Laos) écarte des affinités qui avaient été en...
Inscription K. 1212 at Vatt Samrong Ek, in Tra Vinh province, Vietnam. Present day Tra Vinh province...
This study devoted to the Khmer and Mon spaces in the middle valley of the Mekong is a follow-up to ...
Research on the early historical heritage of Laos has for long been limited to the Champassak provin...
The small city of Viang Phu Kha in Laos is surrounded by ruins of temples, city walls and kilns, the...
Some new epigraphic and archaeological particulars concerning both the general history of ancient Ca...
International audienceWith over half a century of political instability, resulting from armed confli...
The only explicit references made to Cambodia in the Lao chronicles are related to the reign of Fa N...
For a Historical Geography of Cambodia. The relations which the Khmer realm had maintained with its...
At the end of the 19th century, Etienne Aymonier, a French resident in Cambodia, was the first to la...
En 1883, l’orientaliste Étienne Aymonier a chargé une dizaine d’assistants cambodgiens d’explorer de...
RefereedPolities in the Mekong delta played a central role in regional developments between 500 BC a...
One of the earliest states in Southeast Asia arose in the Mekong Delta during or shortly after the f...
This paper is an attempt of revisiting some old sceneries of the Upper Mekong Region around the year...
This paper traces the origin of Lao scripts by taking stock of the oldest inscriptions found in Laos...
Résumé Une ré-étude du crâne mésolithique de Tam-Pong (Laos) écarte des affinités qui avaient été en...
Inscription K. 1212 at Vatt Samrong Ek, in Tra Vinh province, Vietnam. Present day Tra Vinh province...
This study devoted to the Khmer and Mon spaces in the middle valley of the Mekong is a follow-up to ...
Research on the early historical heritage of Laos has for long been limited to the Champassak provin...
The small city of Viang Phu Kha in Laos is surrounded by ruins of temples, city walls and kilns, the...
Some new epigraphic and archaeological particulars concerning both the general history of ancient Ca...
International audienceWith over half a century of political instability, resulting from armed confli...
The only explicit references made to Cambodia in the Lao chronicles are related to the reign of Fa N...
For a Historical Geography of Cambodia. The relations which the Khmer realm had maintained with its...
At the end of the 19th century, Etienne Aymonier, a French resident in Cambodia, was the first to la...
En 1883, l’orientaliste Étienne Aymonier a chargé une dizaine d’assistants cambodgiens d’explorer de...
RefereedPolities in the Mekong delta played a central role in regional developments between 500 BC a...
One of the earliest states in Southeast Asia arose in the Mekong Delta during or shortly after the f...
This paper is an attempt of revisiting some old sceneries of the Upper Mekong Region around the year...
This paper traces the origin of Lao scripts by taking stock of the oldest inscriptions found in Laos...
Résumé Une ré-étude du crâne mésolithique de Tam-Pong (Laos) écarte des affinités qui avaient été en...
Inscription K. 1212 at Vatt Samrong Ek, in Tra Vinh province, Vietnam. Present day Tra Vinh province...