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• Regional: Asia: Cambodia: Society and Culture: History  (15)

Despite War, Cambodians Protect their National Treasures  www.enigmaterial.com/icsnap/asia-3a.html The war that swept Cambodia during the past two decades has left its best-known temples and monuments virtually untouched.

Khmer Ceramics  www.asia-art.net/khmer_ceramics.htm Photographs and a short synopsis of Khmer Empire ceramic art from Asia Art.

The Origins of Angkor Archaeological Project  www.otago.ac.nz/Anthropology/Angkor/index.html The University of Otago investigates the Mun River valley of Northeast Thailand. Report on Bronze and Iron Age sites includes site notes, radiocarbon dates, graphics, maps, biographies, and bibliography.

Sculpture of Angkor and Ancient Cambodia  www.nga.gov/exhibitions/camwel.htm A virtual tour of Khmer Empire antiquities from the National Gallery of Art in Washington (QuickTime).

Sculptures and Bas-reliefs in Khmer Art  www.bergerfoundation.ch/Home/high_angkor.html Offers an introduction, including pictures to the art of Angkor Wat.

Tomb raiders and the phantom army  www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-1806415,00.html From The Times, A comic book is the latest weapon in the fight against looters.

154 buried Buddha artifacts discovered in Cambodia  news.xinhuanet.com/english/2005-03/15/content_2701179.htm From Xinhua, Cambodia's soldiers uncovered 154 miniature Buddhas coated with gold, silver and brass last weekin a plot in Stung Treng province. (March 15, 2005)

Guardian - Cambodia's Forgotten Temples Fall Prey to Looters  www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,1009292,00.html News article on how guards now patrol Angkor Wat, but other cultural sites are being plundered daily. (July 31, 2003)

Sydney Morning Herald - Ancient temple discovered in jungle  www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/03/05/1046826443356.html A previously unknown temple is found in the middle of the Cambodian jungle, constructed in dedication to Brahmin beliefs in the ninth or tenth century. (May 6, 2003)