The Angkorian World (Paperback, 1)

Prologue: An Introduction to the Angkorian World; PART I: CONTEXTS; 1 An Environmental History of Angkor: Beginning and End;  2 Texts and Objects: Exploiting the Literary Sources in Mediaeval Cambodia;  3 ‘Invisible Cambodians’: Knowledge Production in the History of Angkorian Archaeology;  4 The Mekong Delta Before the Angkorian World;  5 The Early Capitals of  Angkor;  6 Angkor’s Multiple Southeast Asia Overland Connections; 7 Angkor and China: 9th?15th Centuries;  PART II: LANDSCAPES;  8 Forests, Palms, and Paddy Fields: The Plant Ecology of Angkor;  9 Angkor and the Mekong River: Settlement, Resources, Mobility, and Power;  10 Trajectories of Urbanism in the Angkorian World;  11 Angkor's Temple Communities and the Logic of Its Urban Landscape;  12 Angkor as a "Cite Hydraulique"?;  PART III: STATE INSTITUTIONS;  13 Angkorian Law and Land;  14 Warfare and Defensive Architecture in the Angkorian World;  15 ??ramas, Shrines, and Royal Power;  16 Education and Medicine at Angkor;  PART IV: ECONOMIES;  17 Angkor’s Economy: Implications of the Transfer of Wealth;  18 The Temple Economy of Angkor;  19 Angkor’s Agrarian Economy: A Socio-Ecological Mosaic;  20 From Quarries to Temples: Stone Procurement, Materiality, and Spirituality in the Angkorian World;  21 Crafting With Fire: Stoneware and Iron Pyrotechnologies in the Angkorian World;  22 Food, Craft, and Ritual: Plants From the Angkorian World;  PART V: IDEOLOGIES AND REALITIES;  23 Gods and Temples: The Nature(s) of Angkorian Religion;  24 Bodies of Glory: The Statuary of Angkor;  25 ‘Of Cattle and Kings’: Bovines in the Angkorian World;  26 An Angkor Nation? Identifying the Core of the Khmer Empire;  27 The Angkorian House;  28 Vogue at Angkor: Dress, Decor, and Narrative Drama;  29 Gender, Status, and Hierarchy in the Age of Angkor;  PART VI: AFTER ANGKOR;  30 Perspectives on the ‘Collapse’ of Angkor and the Khmer Empire;  31 Uthong and Angkor: Material Legacies in the Chao Phraya Basin, Thailand;  32 Mainland Southeast Asia after Angkor: On the Legacies of Jayavarman VII;  33 Early Modern Cambodia and Archaeology at Longvek;  34 Yama, the God Closest to the Khmers;  35 Inarguably Angkor