2026-08-26T21:26:18Zhttps://glam.asiana.net/oai/oai:glam.asiana.net:core/632025-08-22T06:58:36Zcountry:cambodiatype:newspaper-print-mediaThe Phnom Penh Post newspaper, 1993 edition Countries: CambodiaThe Phnom Penh PostEarly edition of The Phnom Penh Post, Cambodia’s oldest English-language independent newspaper, reporting on politics, society, and international affairs during the post-UNTAC transition to democracy in 1993.English, KhmerNewspaper / Print MediaPrint / Digitized (PDF, Microfilm)KH-PPP-1993-EDITIONPhnom Penh Post PublishingCambodiahttps://www.phnompenhpost.com/សារព័ត៌មាន ភ្នំពេញ ប៉ុស្តិ៍ (Phnom Penh Post)1993oai:glam.asiana.net:core/742025-08-26T06:29:32Zcountry:cambodiatype:parliamentary-minutes-hansardMinutes of the Meeting of the Cambodian House of RepresentativesOffice of the Secretariat General of the House of RepresentativesOfficial verbatim records of legislative debates, motions, and resolutions of the Cambodian House of Representatives. These minutes reflect national policy, political debates, and legislative development in Cambodia during the post-independence monarchy era.Khmer, French (secondary), English (some translations)Parliamentary Minutes / HansardPrint (bound reports; later microfilmed and partially digitized)KHM-NATLASSY-REP-MIN-1960s-001© National Assembly of CambodiaCambodia-កំណត់ហេតុការប្រជุมរបស់សភាតំណាងរាស្រ្តកម្ពុជា (Kamnatho Ka Prochum Robos Sâphéa Tumnanh Réastr Kampuchea)1966-01-15 (example; year when the National Assembly sessions were active under the Kingdom of Cambodia)oai:glam.asiana.net:core/822025-08-26T07:25:02Zcountry:cambodiatype:jewellery-ornament-ceremonial-regaliaKhmer Gold JewelleryKhmer goldsmiths (unattributed)Ornamental gold jewellery including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and ceremonial regalia, crafted with repoussé, filigree, and granulation techniques. Used by Khmer royalty, aristocracy, and for religious ceremoniesKhmer (inscriptions rarely appear; most are decorative)Jewellery / Ornament / Ceremonial RegaliaPhysical artifact (gold ornamentation)KHM-GOLD-ANGKOR-0001© National Museum of CambodiaCambodiahttps://www.cambodiamuseum.info/គ្រឿងអលង្ការពីមាសខ្មែរ (Krueng Alangka Pi Meas Khmer)ca. 11th–13th century CE (Angkor Wat/Bayon period)oai:glam.asiana.net:core/852025-08-26T08:26:41Zcountry:cambodiatype:religious-sculpture-hindu-deity-imageFive-headed ŚivaKhmer sculptors (unattributed)A sandstone sculpture depicting Śiva with five heads (pañcamukha), each facing a cardinal direction (east, west, north, south) and one upward, symbolizing omniscience, creation, protection, destruction, and liberation.Sanskrit (conceptual basis); Khmer (contextual inscriptions on temples)Religious sculpture / Hindu deity imageCarved sandstone statue fragmentKHM-SIVA-5HEADS-0001© National Museum of CambodiaCambodiahttps://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/38620ปัญจมุขศิวะ (Pañcamukha Śiva) / शिव पंचमुखी (Śiva Pañcamukha)ca. 10th century CE (Baphuon style, Angkor)oai:glam.asiana.net:core/862025-08-27T01:38:54Zcountry:cambodiatype:religious-sculpture-hindu-deity-statueVishnu StatueKhmer sculptors (unattributed)A sandstone statue of the Hindu god Vishnu, often depicted with four arms holding conch (shankha), discus (chakra), mace (gada), and lotus or orb. Associated with preservation of the cosmos.Sanskrit (in religious inscriptions), Khmer epigraphy in temple contextsReligious sculpture / Hindu deity statueSandstone carvingKHM-VISHNU-0001© National Museum of Cambodia (or relevant institution)Cambodiahttps://www.cambodiamuseum.info/en_collection/bronze_object/reclining_visnu.htmlพระวิษณุ (Thai), विष्णु मूर्ति (Viṣṇu Mūrti, Sanskrit), វិស្ណុ (Khmer)ca. 11th century CE (Baphuon or Angkor Wat style)oai:glam.asiana.net:core/892025-08-27T02:46:38Zcountry:cambodiatype:ritual-artifact-ceremonial-vesselKhmer Ritual VesselsKhmer metalworkers and potters (unattributed)Ritual vessels crafted in bronze, silver, and ceramics used for offerings, libations, and temple ceremonies. Designs often feature lotus petals, naga motifs, and Hindu-Buddhist iconography.Khmer, Sanskrit (contextual inscriptions)Ritual artifact / Ceremonial vesselBronze, silver, and glazed ceramics KHM-RITUALVES-0001© National Museum of CambodiaCambodiahttps://www.cambodiamuseum.info/en_collection/ceramics/oval_vessel.htmlภาชนะพิธีกรรมขอม (Thai) / បរិក្ខារពិធីខ្មែរ (Khmer)ca. 11th–13th century CEoai:glam.asiana.net:core/942025-08-27T06:08:58Zcountry:cambodiatype:tool-ritual-production-artifactKhmer Stone MouldsKhmer craftsmen specialized in metallurgyStone moulds used by Khmer artisans for casting bronze or other metal objects, such as ritual vessels, small Buddha images, bells, ornaments, and ceremonial tools. The moulds often show negative impressions of religious motifs.None (functional object; contextual inscriptions may exist nearby)Tool / Ritual Production ArtifactCarved sandstone or steatite blocksKHM-STONEMOULDS-0001© National Museum of CambodiaCambodiahttps://www.cambodiamuseum.infoພິມຫີນຂອມ (Lao); แม่พิมพ์หินขอม (Thai); Khuôn đá Khmer (Vietnamese)ca. 10th–12th century CEoai:glam.asiana.net:core/962025-08-27T07:14:22Zcountry:cambodiatype:ritual-instrument-ceremonial-objectKhmer Gold DrumKhmer metalworkers (influenced by Dong Son bronze drum traditions)A ritual drum made of hammered or cast gold alloy, richly decorated with concentric starburst motifs, animal figures, and geometric designs. Used in royal courts and temples for ritual sound, offerings, and as prestige symbols.None (iconographic designs rather than inscriptions)Ritual Instrument / Ceremonial ObjectHammered gold sheet over bronze core, or cast goldKHM-GOLDDRUM-0001© National Museum of CambodiaCambodiaKhmer Gold Drumกลองทองขอม (Thai); ກອງຄໍາຂະເໝນ (Lao); Trống vàng Khmer (Vietnamese)ca. 1st–5th century CE (proto-Khmer / Funan period) or later ceremonial reproductionsoai:glam.asiana.net:core/982025-08-27T07:36:32Zcountry:cambodiatype:ritual-offering-objectKhmer Votive PlatesKhmer artisans, temple donors, and royal workshopsSmall thin plates made of gold, silver, bronze, or terracotta, stamped or incised with Buddhist or Hindu images (Buddha, Bodhisattva, Vishnu, Shiva, linga, yoni). Used as offerings and consecration deposits in temple foundations, stupas, or reliquaries.Sometimes inscribed in Sanskrit or Old KhmerRitual Offering ObjectThin stamped or repoussé metal plate; molded clay plateKHM-VOTIVEPLATES-0001© National Museum of CambodiaCambodiahttps://www.cambodiamuseum.infoแผ่นบูชาขอม (Thai); បៀបបូជា (Khmer)ca. 10th–13th century CE