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Alison in Cambodia
A blog about archaeology and related issues in Cambodia (by Alison)
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- Angkor was never a "lost city" 3 years ago Angkor was never abandoned or forgotten. Enough already with this outdated trope Archaeology in the popular imagination is often associated with the lone explorer hacking through the jungle, glistening with sweat, and emerging into a clearing to discover the ruins … Continue reading →
- The Mekong Interaction Sphere 3 years ago It’s been while since I’ve posted on this blog, but figured I’d revive it briefly to share some recent news. In May, my colleagues and I published an article in Science Advances estimating the population of Angkor over time. My … Continue reading →
- Indefinite hibernation 4 years ago As is painfully obvious, this blog has been infrequently updated for the past several years and will likely be infrequently updated for the foreseeable future. Still, I periodically receive word that older posts on here are helpful/informative, so I will … Continue reading →
- In the field! 6 years ago In a few days I’ll be starting our new fieldwork project in Battambang. I more regularly update on the Alison in Cambodia Facebook page and also post updates and photos on Twitter and Instagram. You can follow along with our progress … Continue reading →
- Cambodian resources on archaeology [UPDATED] 7 years ago [Update: Already getting suggestions on my Alison in Cambodia Facebook page– new additions are listed below] A recent study found that Facebook was the main source of news for tech-savvy Cambodians. I’ve also found there to be an increasing number … Continue reading →
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Matthew
17:54 PM October 26, 2013
17:54 PM October 26, 2013
loved your writing... spent month in cambodia 2012... would love to go back forever (kampot -kep) !... old khymer - buddhist history... fascinating... good luck, matt
