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Alison in Cambodia
A blog about archaeology and related issues in Cambodia (by Alison)
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- Indefinite hibernation 2 months 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! 1 year 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] 2 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 →
- Lidar is Magic: Part 2 - Cool new finds 3 years ago In case you missed it: Lidar is Magic: Part 1 , in which we learned that LIDAR is pretty great, but just one in a suite of tools used by archaeologists. And also, there are no lost cities. The press coverage on … Continue reading →
- Lidar is Magic: Part 1 3 years ago [UPDATE: Please check the comments for Damian Evans’ friendly critiques of my comments] I first visited Angkor in 2005 as a tourist (following a couple months of survey in southern Cambodia). If you’ve visited Angkor perhaps you, like me, stared out from … 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
