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Ancient Cambodia: A Photo Journey and Archaeological Guide

Ancient Cambodia: A Photo Journey and Archaeological Guide

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A journey of the hidden ancient wonders of Cambodia from the prehistoric through to the 19th century, with full-color photos of over 350+ sites including every standing temple in Cambodia from the Ancient Funan, Chenla, and Angkorian eras. Including an introduction to History, Temple Typology & Construction, and, an illustrated introduction to the Evolution of Khmer Art over 2000 years.


Rod and Chanthim's journey across Cambodia is one of passion, adventure, and discovery. Over the course of 6 years, they traveled over 30,000 kilometers on small motorbikes, visiting over 1,500 archaeological and heritage sites. Along the way, they collected over 100,000 photographs of well-known sites along with the remote and unknown wonders still hidden deep within the clutches of the Cambodian jungle.


This book is a collection of their photographs and research providing an informative visual feast that will transport you to the ancient Hindu and Buddhist temples of Angkor and well beyond. Well over 1000 select photos are used to introduce the 350+ standing temples of ancient Cambodia are introduced (sites that are mostly whole, structure above the lintel, or otherwise of interest) province by province with maps.


The book also features over 150 illustrations to introduce temple typology and features, gods, guardians, devata through time, diverse artifacts, and, the evolution of Khmer art over the chronological style periods: Prehistory; 6th c - Phnom Da; 7th c - Thala Borivat/Early Sambor; 7th c - Sambor Prei Kuk, Prasat Andet, Prei Khmeng; 8th c - Kampong Preah; 9th c - Kulen, Preah Ko; 10th c - Bakheng, Koh Ker, Pre Rup, Banteay Srei; 11th c - Khleang & Baphuon; 12th c - Angkor Wat; 12th-13th c - Bayon; 13th-15th c - Post-Bayon/Late Angkor; and 15th-19th c - Post-Angkorian.



Whether you are a student of history, a seasoned traveler, or simply an armchair adventurer, this book is a must-have for anyone who has ever dreamed of exploring and studying ancient Cambodia.








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BrandFerry Road Publishing
Pub dateAug 1, 2024
ISBN-100645954616
ISBN-139780645954616
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions11 × 1.76 × 8.5 in
Weight5 lb
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