2020-12-03 Paris, France
The EFEO publishes the inventories of its archives: the platform of finding aids for the EFEO's holdings has just been put online. Its purpose is to bring together descriptions of all the School's collections. When available, digital versions of the documents are attached to the metadata.
EFEO Archives
2020-11-30 Paris, France
On Monday 30 November, Catherine Scheer speaks on: "Soldats subalternes : le combat méconnu de montagnards bunongs sous la République Khmère (1970-75)".
From 10.30am to 12pm. The conference will take place online upon prior registration.
Drawing: Lucie Labbé
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2020-11-26
Jacques Dumarçay (1926 - 2020)
We are sad to announce the passing of Jacques Dumarçay, which occurred on November 22nd in Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse.
An architect, Jacques Dumarçay began his career in Afghanistan and Pakistan on the excavations of the Indus Archaeological Mission. He was recruited in 1964 by the EFEO to join the Angkor Conservation Department. In Cambodia, then in India from 1971 and in Indonesia from 1977 to 1987, he took part in major monumental restoration projects, notably those of the Baphuon and Borobudur, and conducted a number of architectural studies. After his retirement in 1991, he carried out numerous missions in Cambodia and was the main architect of the EFEO's resumption of the restoration work in Angkor, which had been interrupted by the war.
The sharpness of his vision, his jubilant enthusiasm and the benevolent sharing of his skills will accompany the memory of this colleague and friend. With Jacques Dumarçay passes away one of the greatest French architects who worked for the Conservation of Angkor and marked the history of the EFEO.
The EFEO expresses its sincere condolences to his family and friends.
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2020-11-20 Kyoto, Japan
As part of the Kyoto lectures, Marco Tinello (University of Kanagawa) presents: "The Annexation of Ryukyu to Japan seen from a global perspective".
At 6 p.m. (Japan time). The conference will be broadcasted online via Zoom.
The password for logging in will be posted on the Kyoto Center's blog and ISEAS websites the day before.
