[Talk] The Archaeology of Sites and Landscapes: Papers in Honour of Damian Evans
Catch the talks in honour of Damian Evans delivered at the Siam Society on 13 June 2024. #southeastasianarchaeology #lidar #damianevans
Tag: Damian Evans (person)
Damian Evans is a Canadian-Australian researcher who is known mainly for his work on archaeological landscapes in mainland Southeast Asia.
[Talk] The Archaeology of Sites and Landscapes: Papers in Honour of Damian Evans
Honoring Damian Evans, a pioneer in using remote sensing for Angkor archaeology, whose research transformed understanding of the Khmer Empire's ...
[Video] Cartographie archéologique / Archaeological mapping
A short video documentary in memory of the late Damian Evans and his work on archaeological mapping using LiDAR.
[Obituary] Damian Evans
I am saddened to convey this news on the passing of Damian Evans, best known for his work on the ...
[Talk] What to do About Lidar in Archaeology? A View from Southeast Asia
Readers in Los Angeles may be interested in this colloquium featuring Damian Evans of the EFEO on 1 April, 2020.
Mahendraparvata: an early Angkor-period capital defined through airborne laser scanning at Phnom Kulen
via Antquity, 15 October 2019: New paper in Antiquity about the archaeological remains on Phnom Kulen which were revealed through ...
[Paper] Geoarchaeological evidence from Angkor, Cambodia, reveals a gradual decline rather than a catastrophic 15th-century collapse
From PNAS, 25 Feb 2019 with links to news stories below: Analyzing sediment cores from Angkor reveal that the decline ...
Airborne LiDAR prospection at Lovea, an Iron Age moated settlement in central Cambodia
Besides the paper on stone tools of Vietnam, another paper (also by other former colleagues at the Australian National University) ...
Angkor’s road network resemble modern cities
The results of the latest Lidar campaign over Angkor and the other centres such and Sambor Pre Kuk and Banteay ...
Lidar reveals more, much more, of the cities of Angkor
A new paper in the Journal of Archaeological Science has been grabbing the headlines in the last few days: the ...
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