Vickery Angkor-Camlink in Angkor_programme Copy Copy

7/25/2019 Vickery Angkor-Camlink in Angkor_programme Copy Copy

1/7

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

AAnnggkkoorraannddIIttssGGlloobbaallCCoonnnneeccttiioonnss

Convened byNalanda-Sriwijaya Centre, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singaporein conjunction with the APSARA Authority and UNESCO Office, Cambodia

10-11 June 2011

Seminar RoomSofitel Hotel, Siem ReapCambodia

PROGRAMME(as of 1 June 2011)

Friday, 10 June 2011

8.00 am 8.45 am Registration

8.45 am 9.15 am Welcome Remarks

HE BUN NARITHDirector General, APSARA Authority, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Ambassador K KESAVAPANYDirector, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore

PANEL I: THE SETTING: ANGKOR AND ITSENVIRONMENT

Chairperson: Dr LY VANNADirector of Museum, Cultural Development,Museums and Heritage Norms, APSARAAuthority, Siem Reap, Cambodia

9.30 am 9.50 am Paper Presenter: HE Ros BORATH (tbc)Director, Cambodian National Committee forWorld HeritageTITLE OF PAPER

9.50 am 10.10 am Paper Presenter: Professor Roland FLETCHERDepartment of Archaeology, University ofSydney

TROPICAL FOREST LOW DENSITY URBANISM AND THEIMPACT OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE:ACOMPARATIVE

1


2/7

VIEW OF MAINLAND SOUTHEAST ASIA,SRI LANKA ANDLOWLAND MESOAMERICA

10.10 am 10.30 am Discussion

10.30 am 11.00 am Coffee

PANEL II: ANGKORS CONNECTIONS WITH THE KHMERWORLD

Chairperson: Dr Chhany SAK-HUMPHRYAssociate Professor, Indo-Pacific Languages andLiteratures, University of Hawaii at Manoa

11.00 am 11.20 am Paper Presenter: Dr Christophe POTTIEREcole Franaise dExtrme-OrientHARIHARALAYA CONNECTED?

11.20 am11.40 am Paper Presenter: Mr THO THONAPSARA Authority, Siem Reap, Cambodia

ANGKOR AND ITS GOLD AND SILVER LINKAGES

11.40 am 12.00 noon Paper Presenter: Dr Martin POLKINGHORNEGreater Angkor Project, University of SydneyARTISTS ACROSS THE EMPIRE: TRAVELLINGWORKSHOPS AND DISTRIBUTION OF SCULPTURE IN THEKHMER WORLD

12.00 noon 12.20 pm Paper Presenter: Dr Dominique SOUTIFAssistant Professor, Ecole Franaise dExtrme-

OrientNEW ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND EPIGRAPHICAL DATA ONYASHOVARMANS SHRAMAS

12.20 pm 1.00 pm Discussion

1.00 pm2.15 pm Lunch

PANEL III: INTERACTIONS WITH INDIA: KEYNOTEADDRESS

Chairperson: Dr Tansen SENHead, Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre, Institute ofSoutheast Asian Studies, Singapore

2.15 pm 2.45 pm Paper Presenter: Professor Sachidanand SAHAIAdvisor, APSARA Authority, Siem Reap,CambodiaTHE CULTURAL TRIANGLE:THE BHITA-MISON-ANGKORAXIS


PANEL IV: ANGKOR AND BUDDHIST INTERACTIONS

2


3/7

Chairperson: Ambassador POU SothirakVisiting Senior Research Fellow, Institute ofSoutheast Asian Studies, Singapore

3.00 pm 3.20 pm Paper Presenter: Mr Napakadol KITTISENEEGraduate Student, Department of

Anthropology, Thammasat University, Bangkok,ThailandTHE CULT OF ANGKOR PILGRIMAGE AND THE CONCEPTOF WAT

3.20 pm 3.40 pm Paper Presenter: Mr Phillip Scott Ellis GREENPhD Candidate, Department of Religion,University of FloridaTENTH CENTURY FORMS OF BUDDHISM AMONG THEKHMERS AND ITS INTERREGIONAL AND TRANSREGIONALINFLUENCES

3.40 pm4.00 pm Discussion

4.00 pm 4.30 pm Tea

PANEL V: CERAMICS AND EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS

Chairperson: Ms Louise CORTCurator for Ceramics, Department of Freer andSackler Galleries, Smithsonian Institution, USA

4.30 pm 4.50 pm Paper Presenter: Mr CHHAY RACHNA

Conservation of Monuments in the Angkor Parkand Preventive Archaeology, APSARA Authority,Siem Reap, CambodiaCERAMIC PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT: A GUIDE TOUNDERSTANDING KHMER STONEWARECHARACTERISTICS FROM THE LATE 9THTO EARLY 13THCENTURY

4.50 pm 5.10 pm Paper Presenters: Dr LI BaopingPostdoctoral Research Fellow, Angkor ResearchProgram, Department of Archaeology, School ofPhilosophical and Historical Inquiry, University

of SydneyProfessor Roland FLETCHERDepartment of Archaeology, University ofSydney

CHINESE CERAMICS AS A VEHICLE FOR ANGKOR-CHINAINTERACTIONS:THE POSSIBILITY AND SIGNIFICANCE OFA HOLISTIC APPROACH

5.10 pm 5.30 pm Paper Presenter: Professor Yukitsugu TABATADepartment of Archaeology, Sophia University,Tokyo, JapanGLOBAL CONNECTION OF THE TRADE CERAMICS FROMTHE ANGKOR PERIOD TO POST-ANGKOR PERIOD: A

3


4/7

CASE STUDY ON THE RESULT OF THE EXCAVATION OFTHE BANTEAY KDEI TEMPLE


7.00 pm Welcome Dinner

Saturday, 11 June 2011

PANEL VI: ANGKORS LINKS WITH THE WEST AND EAST:THE LIVING ANGKOR ROADS PROJECT (LARP)

Chairperson: Dr EA DARITHDeputy Director, Department of Conservationof Monuments Outside Angkor Park, APSARAAuthority, Siem Reap, Cambodia

9.00 am9.20 am Paper Presenters: Dr Surat LERTLUM

Associate Professor, Department ofMathematics and Computer Science,Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy,Thailand

Mr IM SOKRITHYDeputy Director, Department of Land andHabitat Management, APSARA Authority, SiemReap, Cambodia

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE LIVING ANGKOR ROADSPROJECTAND CURRENT ACTIVITIES

9.20 am 9.40 am Paper Presenter: Mr IM SOKRITHYDeputy Director, Department of Land andHabitat Management, APSARA Authority, SiemReap, Cambodia

Mr KIM SAMNANGGIS Unit, APSARA

THE STUDY OF THE ANGKORIAN ROAD NETWORK INCAMBODIA AND LAOS

9.40 am

10.00 am Paper Presenter: Dr Surat LERTLUMAssociate Professor, Department ofMathematics and Computer Science,Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy,Thailand

Mr Pongdahn SAMPAONGERN,Archaeologist, Fine Arts Department, Thailand

THE STUDY OF THE ANGKORIAN ROAD NETWORK INTHAILAND AND ITS CONTINUATION

10.00 am 10.30 am Discussion

10.30 am 11.00 am Coffee

4


5/7

PANEL VII: ANGKORS LINKS WITH THE WEST AND EAST:THE INDUSTRIAL CONNECTIONS

Chairperson: Dr Christophe POTTIEREcole Franaise dExtrme-Orient

11.00 am 11.20 am Paper Presenter: Dr EA DarithDeputy Director, Department of Conservationof Monuments Outside Angkor Park, APSARAAuthority, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Mr HENG Than, Mr Kheiu CHAN and Mr SrunTECH, Archaeologists, APSARA Authority

A STUDY OF THE ANCIENT INDUSTRIES ALONG THEANCIENT ROADS IN CAMBODIA

11.20 am 11.40 am Paper Presenters: Mr Pongdhan SAMPAONGERNArchaeologist, Fine Arts Department, Thailand

Associate Professor Surapol NATAPINTUDepartment of Archaeology, SilapakhornUniversity

A STUDY OF THE ANCIENT INDUSTRIES ALONG THEANCIENT ROADS IN THAILAND

11.40 am 12.00 noon Paper Presenter: Dr Mitch HENDRICKSONPostdoctoral Fellow, Department of

Archaeology, University of SydneyFROM THE ROADS OF ANGKOR TO THE PRODUCTS OFEMPIRE: RECENT RESEARCH BY THE INDUSTRIES OFANGKOR PROJECT AT PREAH KHAN OF KOMPONG SVAY(BAKAN)

12.00 noon 12.30 pm Discussion

12.30 pm 1.30 pm Lunch

PANEL VIII: ANGKORS CONNECTIONS TO THE EAST: DAI

VIET, LAOS AND CHAMPAChairperson: Dr Geoff WADE

Visiting Senior Research Fellow, Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre, Institute of Southeast AsianStudies (ISEAS)

1.30 pm 1.50 pm Paper Presenter: Mr TRAN Ky PhuongSenior Researcher, Vietnam Association ofEthnic Minorities Culture and Arts, VietnamTHE NEW ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDINGS OF PRE-ANGKORIAN AND ANGKORIAN ARTIFACTS ALONG THEMEKONG AND SEKONG RIVERS: EXAMINING THE

5


6/7

ANCIENT ROYAL HIGHWAY LINKING KHMER ANGKORAND THE CHAMPA KINGDOM(S)

1.50 pm 2.10 pm Paper Presenter: Dr Thonglith LUANGKHOTHVice Director, Division of ArchaeologicalResearch, Department of Archaeology andHeritage, Ministry of Information and Culture,

Lao PDRTHE NEW ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDINGS OF PRE-ANGKORIAN AND ANGKORIAN ARTIFACTS ALONG THEMEKONG AND SEKONG RIVERS:ON THE KHMER ROYALHIGHWAY IN SOUTHERN LAOS

2.10 pm 2.30 pm Paper Presenter: Dr Michael VICKERYGreater Angkor Project, University of SydneyANGKORS LINKS WITH CHAMPA

2.30 pm 2.50 pm Paper Presenter: Dr Brian A ZOTTOLIUniversity of Michiganand

Resident Director, Council on InternationalEducational Exchange, CIEE Study Center atVietnam National University, VietnamCAMBODIA AND DAI VIET: INTERACTIONS TO THESEVENTEENTH CENTURY


PANEL IX: THE CAMBODIAN INSCRIPTIONS TOPONYMICATLAS INITIATIVE

Chairperson: Professor Roland FLETCHERDepartment of Archaeology, University ofSydney

3.30 pm 3.50 pm Paper Presenter: Dr Julia ESTVEResearch Fellow, Department of Archaeology,University SydneyMETHODOLOGY AND OUTCOMES OF A TOPONYMICATLAS OF CAMBODIAN INSCRIPTIONS


4.00 pm

4.30 pm Tea

PANEL X: ANGKORS CHINA CONNECTIONS

Chairperson: Dr LI BaopingPostdoctoral Research Fellow, Angkor ResearchProgram, Department of Archaeology, School ofPhilosophical and Historical Inquiry, Universityof Sydney

4.30 pm 4.50 pm Paper Presenter: Associate Professor John MIKSICVisiting Senior Fellow, Nalanda-SriwijayaCentre, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies

6


7/7

7

(ISEAS); and Southeast Asian StudiesProgramme, National University of SingaporeANGKORS CONTACTS WITH CHINA

4.50 pm 5.10 pm Paper Presenter: Dr Geoff WADEVisiting Senior Research Fellow, Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre, Institute of Southeast Asian

Studies (ISEAS)ANGKOR AND ITS EXTERNAL RELATIONS IN THE 14TH-15TH CENTURIES AS REFLECTED IN THE MING SHI-LU


5.30 pm 6.00 pm ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

Led by Dr LY Vanna, Dr John MIKSIC and Dr Dominique SOUTIF

Sunday, 12 June 2011 (am)

SITE VISIT

Vickery Angkor-Camlink in Angkor_programme Copy Copy

Documents

Transcript of Vickery Angkor-Camlink in Angkor_programme Copy Copy