Dendrochronology sheds light on Angkor's collapse
Stories about Angkor's collapse makes it sound like there was one event that caused a civilisation to fall; I rather ...
Mainly about natural disasters (floods, earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, etc.), but can also refer to man-made disasters (e.g. fire) and other catastrophic events that affect archaeological sites in Southeast Asia.
See also: 2011 Thailand Flood, 2016 Myanmar Earthquake
Stories about Angkor's collapse makes it sound like there was one event that caused a civilisation to fall; I rather ...
50 years ago, French archaeologist Bernard-Philippe Groslier's theorised that Angkor's sudden abandonment was due to a massive failure in the ...
Still more Angkor stories buzzing in the news, and I expect to be posting a few more similar stories today. ...
UNESCO says that the Prambanan Temples of Java, damaged during the 2006 earthquake, will need at least another five years ...
An interesting discussion on the volcano Mount Merapi Borobodur, and whether Borobodur ever existed partly underwater or covered by ash.
7 June 2006 (Antara News) - UNESCO to help rehabilitate temples damaged by quake The United Nations Educational, Scientific and ...
Cambodia's Phnom Bakheng, a major tourist draw, stands in danger of collapse from increasing numbers of visitors.
31 May 2006 (Antara News) - UNESCO offers help on quake-hit heritage sites UNESCO, the UN's culture and science organisation, ...
28 May 2006 (Jakarta Post) - Quake takes toll on historical sites Archaeologists surveying the Prambanan Temple complex in Yogyakarta ...
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