Tag: collapse and decline of civilisations

Angkor was never lost; it evolved over time, debunking the myth of its rediscovery by Europeans. #southeastasianarchaeology #Cambodia #Angkor #historicaltruth

via Good News from Indonesia, 18 September 2023: The Paregreg War was a two-year civil war between 1404-1406 in the ...

via PNAS, 5 October 2021: A paper by Penny and Beach comparing climate-driven 'collapse' of ancient societies in Mesoamerica and ...

via Remote Sensing, 27 May 2021: A new paper by Klassen et al. using LiDAR to examine the north bank ...

via The Atlantic, 31 January 2021: The author of the article also wrote Four Lost Cities: A Secret History of ...

via Applied Ecology News, 15 September 2020: Understanding the complexity of the fall of Angkor in conversation with Miriam Stark, ...

via Sapiens, 14 May 2020: Interesting piece about Sarah Klassen and Damian Evans' recent work in Angkor, combining LiDAR, machine ...

via The Smithsonian Magazine, 21 February 2020: Feature story based on the recent paper in Georarchaeology about the failed water ...

via PNAS, 3 June 2019: A recently-published paper in PNAS examines what happened in Angkor during its period of decline ...

From PNAS, 25 Feb 2019 with links to news stories below: Analyzing sediment cores from Angkor reveal that the decline ...