Inventory of Khmer manuscripts
The database of Khmer manuscripts is the result of the work conducted by the EFEO-FEMC research team since 1990, aiming to provide a comprehensive inventory and photographic collection of Cambodia’s manuscripts. On 2023 the databse and the webiste were migrated to Heurist system hosted by Huma-Num. It was set online on the beginning of 2024. pictures and metadata organized in bundles, were deposited on Nakala repository (IR* Huma-Num).
EFEO News
Kyoto Lectures
Japan, Kyoto, 24 February 2011
Lecture by Erick Laurent (Gifu Keizai University)on : "Just ‘a
bunch of softies and sissies'? Masculinities in the Ryûkyûs." READ MORE
EFEO-ISEAS Seminar
Japan, Kyoto, 19 February 2011
Beyond Cultural Borders in Modern Japan: Documents from the Beginning of the Global Age (Ibunka sesshoku to kindai Nihon : "dôjidaika" wo ikita hitobito no
kiroku) seminar organized by visiting researchers from the EFEO and the ISEAS.READ MORE
Siem Reap Lectures Series
Cambodia, Siem Reap, 15 February 2011
Informal presentation by Federico Carò and Janet G. Douglas on "Review of sandstone types used during the Khmer Empire" READ MORE
International colloquium of the PCRD7 IDEAS program
Germany, Hambourg, 07 February 2011
On February 7 Franciscus Verellen is taking part in the international
colloquium of the PCRD7 IDEAS program (a program being coordinated by
the EFEO) on the topic "Towards a better understanding of Asia for
decision-makers in Europe: Exploring ways to strengthen links with
European Asian Studies." The colloquium is being organized by the
Chamber of Commerce of the city of Hamburg.
Conference in memory of E. Gene Smit
India, Delhi, 02 February 2011
On February 2, Peter Skilling is taking part in a conference in memory
of E. Gene Smith, distinguished scholar of Tibetan Buddhism, at the
India International Centre (New Delhi).
