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
Popular imagery in East Asia
Paris, 18 November 2010
Study day devoted to Imagerie populaire en Asie orientale [Popular imagery in East Asia]
is to be held from 9:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. at the Maison de l'Asie, 2nd
floor seminar room.READ MORE
International Symposium on Buddhist Manuscript
Bangkok, 18 November 2010
The Buddhist Studies Group, EFEO, Bangkok, holds an
International Symposium ‘Buddhist Manuscripts: Their Significance for
the Global History of Buddhist Literature'. READ MORE
Conference on urban Daoism
Taipei, 13 November 2010
Talk by Marianne Bujard "The temples of Peking: epigraphy and oral sources the social history of an imperial capital" presented at the international conference on The Modern History of Urban Daoism, Taiwan. November 13-14.Tibetan Buddhism in China
Bangkok, 09 November 2010
Two lectures by Fabienne Jagou at the Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (Room 707
Boromarajakumari building)READ MORE
Kyoto Lectures
Kyoto, 09 November 2010
Lecture by Lim Beng Choo (Associate Professor of
Japanese Studies at the Singapore National University) on the topic "Nobumitsu, Zenpō and ‘Furyū Noh': Re-examining the Late Muromachi Noh Theater". READ MORE
