Understanding Thai Buddhism through Angkor Thom’s ruins
via The Standard, 07 February 2020: An article about Angkor's transition to Theravada Buddhism, told through the monuments in Angkor ...
Tag: Buddhism
News reports and information about Buddhism and Buddhist archaeology in Southeast Asia.
See also: Buddha (sculpture), Theravada Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism
The Vessantara Jataka on the move
via The British Library Asian and African Studies Blog, 15 January 2020: Blog post by Leedom Lefferts in conjunction with ...
How Buddhism spread written language around the world
via BBC Culture, 15 January 2020: BBC feature on an exhibition on Buddhist artworks and manuscripts at the British Library ...
Buddhist carvings discovered in Pursat province
via Khmer Times, 23 December 2019: Buddhist carvings of as-yet-determined dated found in Cambodia's Pursat province.
Scroll depicting early life of Buddha goes on display for first time
via The Guardian, 24 October 2019: The British Library has an exhibition on Buddhism until February 2019, with a crown ...
Buddha statue ‘sweats’ holy water
Buddha image of Wat Toom in Ayutthaya, said to 'sweat' holy water. Source: Bangkok Post, 20190401
Call for Manuscripts – Art and Archaeology of Southeast Asia – NUS Press
via NUS Press, 20 Mar 2019:
Shan caves awarded as smoke-free heritage site
via Myanmar Times, 26 November 2018: The Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance recognizes the Pindaya Buddhist Caves complex for its ...
[Lecture] Buddhist Accounts of Maritime Crossing in the Southern Seas
Readers in Singapore may be interested in this talk at ISEAS, as part of the Singapore's Pasts lecture series. Date: ...
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[Lecture] The Life of Buddha at Angkor
Readers in Siem Reap may be interested in this lecture by Dr Nicolas Reverie in at the Center for Khmer ...
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