Special seminar of interdisciplinary study on cultural Heritage by Heng Phipal: An Archaeology of Social Transformation in Angkor (13th-17th century): The Phum Archaeological Project on Jan. 6,2024 | The Sophia University Institute of Asian Cultures (SIAC)

2023.12.07

This presentation introduces the multinational project "The Phum Archaeological Project(Household of Angkor)" organized by Heng Phipal. Phipals archaeological research themes include religious change, urbanism, settlement patterns, political economy, and sociopolitical organizational shift. He is also interested in the intersection between heritage management, public archaeology, knowledge production, and urban development. Phipals current project explores the transformation of urban and rural settlements in response to the demographic and political changes that took place with the adoption of Theravada Buddhism in Angkor(14-18th century).

This seminar is held in collaboration with the Japan Society for Southeast Asian Archaeology, JSSAA.

organizer(s)	Institute of Asian, African, and Middle Eastern Studies, Sophia University（IAAMES）in collaboration with the Japan Society for Southeast Asian Archaeology, JSSAA.
date and time	Saturday, 6 January 2024, 14:00-16:00 (Cambodia time)/ 16:00-18:00 (Japan time)
title	Special seminar of interdisciplinary study on cultural Heritage by Heng Phipal: "An Archaeology of Social Transformation in Angkor (13th-17th century): The Phum Archaeological Project"
speaker	Heng Phipal（Postdoctoral scholar, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of California-Los Angeles）
format	Online, Zoom meeting, only
language	English (with no translation)
registration	https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUoc--srzooGdWd6apA7tbLnWIeFTeomq_0
inquiry	i-asiancsophia.ac.jp (change to @)

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