The long-awaited definitive chronology for the period from the initial use of bronze
metallurgy to the end of the Iron Age on the Khorat Plateau of Northeast Thailand has …

In the archaeological literature regional centers often receive far less attention than capital
regions and the medieval Khmer Empire (ca. 9th to 15th centuries ad) is a classic case in …

Our understanding of the transition from the last centuries of prehistory to the Pre-Angkorian
period in northeast Thailand has been limited by a lack of projects bridging both periods …

The earliest forms of “Indianisation” in Laos have not been the subject of much research to
date. Henri Parmentier (1927: 231, 233-235), when introducing some two hundred sites …

Buddhist temples offer invaluable historical insights into the movement of people across
different historical periods and their interactions with the environment. This study focuses on …

The paper analyses the characteristic features of the emerging 'Indianized', or
'Indic'kingdoms in Southeast Asia. The paper traces the connections between the power …

This book has been many years in the making. We have worked together for some years on
various aspects of jātakas, and to translate the last ten, considered in Southeast and South …

Moated sites in northeast Thailand serve as pivotal evidence of human–environment
interaction since the Iron Age and have been subject to extensive study. This research …

Bagan, the imperial capital of the Burmese Empire (11th–14th centuries CE), was situated in
what is now known as Myanmar's “dry zone”, Southeast Asia's most arid region. This setting …

The urban land question is undeniably a pressing societal problem. Criticisms of the
financialization of urban land continue, much like the challenge to land grabbing. Questions …