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Book Review of Khajuraho by Devangana Desai

Book Review of Khajuraho by Devangana Desai

Ms. Desai’s book covers a broad range of topics including the history of the Khajuraho monuments, their architectural components and she addresses controversies inspired by their erotic content. Book Review of Khajuraho by Devangana Desai

Quoteable Quotes By and About Women

Quoteable Quotes By and About Women

Quoteable Quotes By and About Women. I am dedicated to establishing the meaning and significance of the 12th century Khmer women portrayed at Angkor Wat.

Kiss of the Yogini by David Gordon White Book Review

Kiss of the Yogini by David Gordon White Book Review

Provocative, well researched and an indispensable research source, David Gordon White gives clear, detailed insights into the origins and evolution of Tantric practices. Kiss of the Yogini by David Gordon White Book Review

Book Review of A Record of Cambodia by Zhou Daguan

Book Review of A Record of Cambodia by Zhou Daguan

This book is essential reading if you’re heading to Cambodia as a tourist on your first visit…or if you’re a scholar immersed in Southeast Asian studies. Book Review of A Record of Cambodia by Zhou Daguan

Island publisher renews quest to solve mystery of Angkor Wat Women

Island publisher renews quest to solve mystery of Angkor Wat Women

Holmes Beach resident Kent Davis could have been forgiven if he had given up his dreams of publishing books on Asian history, supporting a Cambodian school, and decoding the mystery of the 1,780 female statues at Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia. Island publisher renews quest to solve mystery of Angkor Wat women

Cambodian Dancers Ancient and Modern by George Groslier

Historian, curator and author George Groslier (1887-1945) dedicated his life and career to Cambodia, becoming the motivating force behind the revival in traditional Cambodian arts and crafts in the early 20th century. Cambodian Dancers Ancient and Modern by George Groslier

Devata Database November 2008 Photoshoot at Angkor Wat

In November 2008, Davis returned to Angkor Wat with the Devata Database Team to capture 7,000 high resolution digital images so that work on the database can continue in 2009. Devata Database November 2008 Photoshoot at Angkor Wat