15th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists 6 -10 July 2015, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre la Défense Organisers and acknowledgements Map of Campus

EurASEAA15 Conference main organiser: Bérénice Bellina-Pryce (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifi que, UMR 7055 “Préhistoire et Technologie”)

EurASEAA15 Scientifi c Committee: Bérénice Bellina-Pryce (Chair – CNRS, UMR 7055 “PréTech”), Véronique Degroot (EFEO), Jean- MAE Christophe Galipaud (Paloc, MNHN/IRD), Agustijanto Indrajaya (Pusat Arkeologi Nasional, Indonesian EurASEAA15 National Archaeology Center), Nam Kim (University Wisconsin-Madison), Helen Anne Lewis (University College Dublin), Thomas Oliver Pryce (CNRS, UMR7055 “PréTech”), François Sémah P (MNHN), Rasmi Shoocongdej (Silpakorn University)

EurASEAA15 Organising Committee: EurASEAA15 Bérénice Bellina-Pryce (CNRS, UMR 7055 “Préhistoire et Technologie”), Thomas Oliver Pryce (CNRS, Bâtiment B

t t UMR7055 “PréTech”), Pierre Baty (Inrap), Claudine Bautze-Picron (CNRS, UMR7528 “Mondes iranien e e n n n n i i et indien”),Vincenzo Celiberti (Centre Européen de Recherche Préhistorique de Tautavel),Véronique s s Degroot (EFEO), Aude Favereau (MNHM), Jean-Christophe Galipaud (Paloc, MNHN/IRD), Laurence Library de Quinty (USR 3225, MAE), Isabelle Rivoal (CNRS, LESC, USR 3225), François Sémah (MNHN), Isabelle Sidéra (CNRS, UMR 7055 “Prétech”)

Restaurant Conference administrators: CROUS NomadIT: Eli Bugler, Darren Edale, James Howard, Rohan Jackson, Triinu Mets, Elaine Morley

Exhibitors and publishers: Beta Analytic, École française d’Extrême-Orient, Archéo éditions, River books

We would like to thank the following institutions for their generous support of this event: Conseil Régional Ile-de-France, Wenner-Gren foundation, École française d’Extrême-Orient, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifi que and in particular UMR 7055 “PréTech” and UMR 7528 “Mondes iranien et indien”, Maison Archéologie et Ethnologie, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement and in particular UMR208 “Patrimoines locaux”, Institut National pour l’Archéologie Préventive, Institut Français d’Indonésie Panel rooms in MAE: Salle 211 G, Salle 308 F, We would also like to thank the following individuals for the time and effort they have put into 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin, making EurASEAA15 a success: 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin, Isabelle Rivoal (assistant scientifi c director Maison Archéologie et Ethnologie), Frédéric Hurlet, Salle 410 F, Salle 311G (director Maison Archéologie et Ethnologie), Isabelle Sidéra (CNRS, UMR 7055 “PréTech”),Yves Goudineau (director of the EFEO), Charlotte Schmid (scientifi c director and director of publications Panel rooms in Bâtiment B: EFEO), François Sémah (MNHM), Multon Hilaire (director of the Musée de Saint-Germain-en-Laye), Salle des Conférences bâtiment B, Pollet Samvelian (CNRS, director of UMR 7528 “Mondes iranien et indien”), Maria Szuppe (CNRS, Amphi B2, Amphi A2, co-director of UMR 7528 “Mondes iranien et indien”), Emmanuel Giraudet (cartographer and graphics B016 (Salle Paul Ricoeur) designer, CNRS, UMR 7528 “Mondes iranien et indien”) EurASEAA15 15th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists 6 -10 July 2015, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre la Défense

Monday, July 6 12:00 – 18:45 Registration desks open (just inside the main entrance of bâtiment B) 14:00 – 14:30 Opening of EurASEAA15, welcome speeches (in Amphi B2) 14:30 – 15:30 Keynote lectures: Professor Rasmi Shoocongdej (Silpakorn University, Bangkok) Professor Cyprian Broodbank (McDonald Institute of Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge)

Panel session 1: P30: Chronology building for prehistoric SE Asia (in Amphi B2) 15:45 – 17:00 Convenors: Katerina Douka, Tom Higham Ch.Higham, K.Douka ─ New chronologies for Ban Chiang and Non Nok Tha R.Hopkins, T.Deviese, K.Douka, T.Higham ─ The challenge of AMS dating SE Asian archaeology: new methodological improvements 17:00 – 18:00 Poster presentations (in the hall of bâtiment B) 18:00 – 19:30 Welcome cocktail ( (in the hall of bâtiment B)

Tuesday, July 7 Panel session 2: 09.30-11:00 Amphi B2 Amphi A2 Salle 211 G MAE Salle du Lesc F308 MAE 1. Salle de cours 2. Salle de cours B016 (Salle Paul Ricoeur)  rez-de-jardin MAE rez-de-jardin MAE P21:Exploring the P03: Addressing P36:Varia: panel for P24: Archaeology, P01: Recent contributions P33: Stoneware production P09: Archaeologies archaeology of everyday regional and world- the submission of heritage and management: to studies of the Hindu and distribution in of religion: material living in Southeast Asia scale archaeological papers which do not the changing scenario temple in Southeast Asia – Angkorian Cambodia approaches to the study of – Convenors: M.Eusebio, questions through fit into existing panels with special reference Convenor: S.Youngblutt – Convenor: Y.Tabata, belief systems in Southeast A.Jordan, V.Hernandez, human bioarchaeology – Convenors: B.Bellina- to Southeast Asia- L.Cort Asia – Convenor: M. Ch.Shiung in Southeast Asia – Pryce, O.Pryce Convenors: A.Basu, Hendrickson Convenors: S.Halcrow, P.Biswas K.Domett N. Gani ─ Changing H.Buckley, A.Willis, A.Kumar, S.V. Rajesh H-M Goh ─ Cave S.Youngblutt ─ Using K. Phon ─ Ceramics D.Bonatz ─ Tracing monumental landscape in M.Oxenham ─ A c. 7,500- ─ South East Asian archaeology of the interdisciplinarity to production at Cheung Ek, religious experiences, the highlands of central 5,500 BP pre-neolithic trade: recent contributing Lenggong valley: a enhance our understanding Cambodia: examining beliefs and practices Borneo pottery using culture in archaeological evidences heritage management of ancient ritual at Preah the consumption patterns through megaliths: two Northern Southeast Asia: from Kerala, South India perspective Vihe--ar and transition from case studies from Sumatra Con Co Ngua earthenware to stoneware technology EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday, July 7 Panel session 2: 09.30-11:00 / Panel session 3: 11:30-13:00

Amphi B2 Amphi A2 Salle 211 G MAE Salle du Lesc F308 MAE 1. Salle de cours 2. Salle de cours B016 (Salle Paul Ricoeur)  rez-de-jardin MAE rez-de-jardin MAE T.Sokha, A.Carter, H.Trinh Hoang, K.Domett, J.Bautze ─ A passage P. Biswas ─ Management M. Kubo ─ Religious EA Darith, M. Stark, L. M.Polkinghorne, D.Hamilton, N.Beavan, M.Oxenham, H.Buckley in the Vessantara Jataka philosophy in archaeology syncretism and kingship Kealhofer, P.Grave ─ The J.Douglas, F. Caro ─ M.Gantley, K.Sayle, P. ─ Osteobiography of a explained by the arts and heritage preservation of Jayavarman VII: an Khmer production and Stones of the Gods: Grave ─ The jar and coffin male from the Da But site and crafts of Burma in Southeast Asia: a analysis of the decorative exchange (KPX) project: material choice in burials of the cardamom of Con co Ngua, Vietnam: (Myanmar) and Siam changing scenario bas-reliefs around the characterizing Khmer peninsular Southeast Asia mountains, cambodia: skeletal pathology in the (Thailand, Cambodia, doorways of Preah Khan, stonewares and kilns lifeways of a highland context of subsistence Laos) Angkor people change J.Ochoa, L. A.Neri ─ J.Newton, K.Domett, A.Gomperts ─ Majapahit S.Banerjee ─ Trade and C.Muong, R.Chhay, E.Edwards McKinnon ─ Living in a 'Fortress': L.Shewan, D. O'Reilly pseudoarchaeology ninety tourism development K.Phon ─ Angkorian Ujong Batee Kapai: an archaeology of an Ilihan ─ A synthesis of years on: the legacy of through preservation of stoneware: a comparison early Islamic landscape at - in Northern Mindanao, bioarchaeological research Maclaine Pont’s 1924-7 archaeology & heritage study of Cheung Ek Lamreh, Aceh Philippines in Cambodia: regional ‘Hypotheses’ management in Southeast and Angkor stoneware significance Asia: a critical analysis technologies

M.Eusebio ─ Vivre la H.Lewis, K.Boonlop, M.Pichon ─ Angkorian S.Biswas ─ Preventive S.Em, V.Phin, T.Thon, I.. Putra, V.Degroot, Cuisine et la Communauté J.White, S.Halcrow ─ double-bows crossbows archaeology: the state's R.Chhay ─ The A.Mochtar ─ Ritual dans la Préhistoire: a Human bioarchaeology in role and economic crisis organization of Khmer deposits from Candi glance into the Neolithic Luang Prabang, Laos PDR with special reference to stoneware production, Kimpulan, Yogyakarta, - and metal age Southern in regional perspective: the Southeast Asia from Kilns to finished Central Java Vietnam people from the Phou Phaa products Khao Rockshelter and Tham An Mah

Coffee and tea (served in the lobby at MAE and the hall of bâtiment B): 11:00 – 11:30

Panel session 3: 11:30-13:00

Amphi B2 Amphi A2 Salle 211 G MAE Salle du Lesc F308 MAE 2. Salle de cours B016 (Salle Paul Ricoeur) Salle du conseil 4th floor rez-de-jardin MAE MAE

P21 continues P03 continues P06: Myanmar: its past P24 continues P33 continues P09 continues P20: The antiquities trade and its regional and inter- in Southeast Asia: new regional interactions solutions to an old problem – Convenors: O.Pryce, – Convenors: D.Huffer, C.Bautze-Picron A.Komoot EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday, July 7 Panel session 3: 11:30-13:00

Amphi B2 Amphi A2 Salle 211 G MAE Salle du Lesc F308 MAE 2. Salle de cours B016 (Salle Paul Ricoeur) Salle du conseil 4th floor rez-de-jardin MAE MAE R.Melendres ─ Sex, C.Souday, M.Frelat ─ The A.Willis, A.Kyaw, A.Basu ─ Cultural Y.Sato, H.Sugiyama, C.Fischer, D.Phoeung, A.Komoot ─ The heritage chaine operatoire and Bronze Age necropolis of O.Pryce ─ Dating the tourism: a boon or threat Yukitsugu, Tabata, J.Estève ─ About the of others - who cares? learning: engendering Koh Ta Meas: who were Myanmar Bronze Age: for sustainability of S.K.Sovannara, ─ archaeological excavation Attitudes towards Thai pottery making in Gatbuca, the earliest inhabitants of an AMS 14C human archaeological sites & Excavation of the Veal of Neak Poan temple in laws concerning the illicit Calumpit, Bulacan, the Angkor region? bone apatite sequence for heritage management of Svay Kiln No1: new Angkor trafficking of foreign Philippines the Nyaung'gan culture Angkor? research of the Khmer cultural heritage area from the Mission brown glazed stoneware Archéologique Française au Myanmar's (MAFM) excavations at Oakaie D.Bulbeck, S.O'Connor C. Liu ─ Impacts of O.Pryce, L.Champion, S.Bandyopadhyay ─ V.Merle, G.Thierrin- LA Cort ─ Religious D.Huffer, D.Chappell ─ ─ Decorated and plain social changes on human A.Favereau ─ Myanmar Anthropo-cultural aspects Michael, A.Desbat ─ The imagery on Angkorian The Vietnamese antiquities baked clay from the initial biology: the Khao Wong Bronze Age pottery of heritage tourism: new distribution of the Torp stoneware ceramics trade in its archaeological to the Late Holocene at Prachan Valley, Thailand assemblages from the dimensions of globalized Chey's group kilns: first and legal context Gua Talimbue, Southeast Sagaing region economy results Sulawesi, Indonesia M.Mahirta, C.Shiung ─ S.Burnett, T.Lertcharnrit, P.Phyo Kyaw, J.Lankton, M. Tjoa-Bonatz ─ C.Pottier, M.Choi ─ The S.Martini Siregar ─ R.Melendres ─ The Meanings of earthenware: D.Case ─ Life and death S.Win, B.Gratuze ─ Early Contested cultural roof tiles at Bakong Contemporary discovery commodification of illicit case studies from two at Iron Age Phromthin Tai, glass bead production property: economic versus of Hindu temples and jar antiquities: the case of spice trade centers in the Central Thailand at Mu Pon in southern preservation interests on burials on the banks of the ancient ceramics and the Maluku islands of Eastern Myanmar shipwrecks in Indonesia Musi River, Indonesia antique shops of Vigan Indonesia City, Ilocos Sur, Northern Philippine A.Jordan ─ "Make little T.Nguyen, M.Tran ─ O.Pryce, L.Dussubieux ─ A. J. Guerreiro ─ Cultural D. Mitchell ─ Innovation P.Pongkasetkan ─ Life N Ridwan ─ Illegal use of pots": a review of Human skeletons from Iron Age glass and metal and natural heritage in the in stoneware production at after death, ritual and salvaging and illicit earthenware assemblages Vuon Hong: Thang Long networks in Myanmar: Mangkalihat-Sangkulirang the periphery of the Khmer mortuary practice during trafficking of underwater from three sites in the citadel in Hanoi, Vietnam isotopic evidence from the Karst range of East Polity 10th-12th centuries AD: artifacts from the Banda Islands, Maluku Mission Archéologique Kalimantan (Indonesia): new perspectives from Mentawai Islands, West Province, Indonesia Française au Myanmar policies and conservation Dvaravati settlements in Sumatera (MAFM) efforts Central Thailand Lunch (at the Restaurant CROUS): 13:00 – 14:30 EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday, July 7 Panel session 4: 14:30-16:00

Panel session 4: 14:30-16:00

Amphi B2 Amphi A2 Salle 211 G MAE Salle du Lesc F308 1. Salle de cours 2. Salle de cours B016 (Salle Paul Salle du conseil 4th Salle de réunion MAE rez-de-jardin MAE rez-de-jardin MAE Ricoeur) floor MAE Pretech

P21 continues P03 continues P06 continues P24 continues P05: Local/ P33 continues P09 continues P25: Into and out of P04: Advancing global histories: Taiwan: alternative rock art research in the challenge of perspectives Southeast Asia – local museums- on population Convenors: N.Tan, Convenors: movements and R.Hoerman,V.Scott A.Vallard, B.Bellina- influences since Pryce, O.Evrard the Neolithic – Convenor: I.Wu

E.Hsieh ─ Early R. Crozier ─ Talking T.Frasch ─ A lingua R. Troa, H. C.Hawixbrock ─ W.Yawen ─ An A.Desbat, C.Pottier K. Li ─ Some V.Scott ─ An colonial Manila in heads: artificial franca for a Buddhist Ongkodharma Sacred places and expanding research ─ From hospital notes on the origins introduction and global history cranial modification Cosmopolis: Pali at Untoro, I.Dillenia ─ heritage sites: the based on the survey to cemetery: life of Austronesian analysis of rock art in the Philippines Bagan In situ presevation challenges of the of stoneware and death beyond a speakers peopling in in Kanchanaburi of marine Vat Phu Museum in production in religious foundation prehistoric Taiwan: province, Western archaeological Southern Laos Compong Cham of Jayavarman VII a case study of early Thailand remains based and Pa Kalan in Neolithic cultural on geodynamics Northeast Cambodia shell midden remains condition of Raja Ampat water, Papua Indonesia

R.Lane ─ Difficulties C.King, N.Tayles, D.Desoutter ─ T. Bruhns ─ V.Souksavatdy ─ S.Thaiyanonda ─ M.Yeh ─ A research N.Tan ─ Building in Southeast Asian R. A.Bentley, U. Through the prism of Archaeological New archaeological Buddhism, Hinduism on the motif patterns capacity in rock art archaeological theory Strand Vidarsdottir Buddhist moulds and values for sustainable discoveries at the and the native observed from research: a report on ─ A multi-technique tablets: endeavour cultural heritage mining project belief system: the corded pottery of the SEAMEO-SPAFA's look at migration in to identify local preservation in Lao in Southern Laos interaction of religion Da-ben-keng culture rock art workshops Ban Non Wat, NE and interregional PDR originating from the at U-Thong, Central in Taiwan 2011-2013 Thailand dimensions in Vilabuli district's Thailan Myanmar (6th-13th museum: the c. CE) impact for local communities

H.Matsumura ─ S.Ghosh ─ N.Chang ─ C.Fischer, J.Estève, W. Chen ─ Late J-M.Chazine Neolithic farming Myanmar-Bodhgaya Community learning C.Castillo, Neolithic adaptation ─ Comparing colonizers in linkage: clay centres: are these M.Hendrickson of Quemoy Islands, differences and mainland Southeast moulded tablets and museums by another ─ The two Southeastern China convergences in Asia: perspectives related issues name or something Buddhist towers: some ISEA's rock art from craniometric different? multidisciplinary - - - data evaluation of Buddhist transition at the Khmer regional centre of Preah Khan of Kompong Svay (11th to 16th c. CE) EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday, July 7 Panel session 4: 14:30-16:00 / Panel session 5: 16:30-18:00

Amphi B2 Amphi A2 Salle 211 G MAE Salle du Lesc F308 1. Salle de cours 2. Salle de cours B016 (Salle Paul Salle du conseil 4th Salle de réunion MAE rez-de-jardin MAE rez-de-jardin MAE Ricoeur) floor MAE Pretech

S.Doungsakun, J. Stargardt ─ F.Galangau Quérat, S Chiu Kuo ─ S.O'Connor ─ Is K.Boonlop ─ Excavations at Sri J.Ivanoff ─ Plurality Archaeological the Austronesian Characterising Ksetra January- of museums, unity cultures of Taiwan Painting Tradition human dispersal February 2015 of the culture: the and Southeast China (APT) really - in Thailand - case of the Moken - - around 4,000 B.P. Austronesian? and Southeast in the Mergui Asia using Archipelago prehistoric dental measurements

Coffee and tea (served in the lobby at MAE and the hall of bâtiment B): 16:00 – 16:30

Panel session 5: 16:30-18:00

Amphi A2 Salle 211 G MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE Salle de réunion Pretech

P03 continues P06 continues P05 continues P25 continues P04 continues

S.Noerwidi ─ Assessing population E.Moore, Y.Sato, S.Win, R.Shoocongdej ─ Ethics of P.Mitchell, Hui-Yuan Yeh, Yu-Pei Chen S.Tong ─ Re-investigation of Zuojiang affinity using dental metric and non- M.Shibayama, H.Sugiyama ─ A archaeological practices in northwest ─ Human intestinal parasites from rock painting in Southwest China metric traits at the Leran burial site, preliminary report on survey of kiln Thailand Wushantou site during Neolithic Age Rembang, Central Java sites, Mon State in Taiwan A-M.Chew ─ The arts of Kogun Cave: A.Vallard, B.Bellina-Pryce ─ Writing I-lin Wu ─ The chronology and pottery D.Bulbeck, S.O'Connor, A.Agus origin and influence histories for a local museum in tradition in Dulan Bay, East Taiwan, Oktaviana, B.Hakim ─ Rock art - Southern Thailand 2400-2000 B.C. identification at Andomo and Lampetia Caves in Sulawesi, Indonesia C.Raymond ─ Seeking the origins of M.Ikeda ─ A consideration of the P.Krajaejun ─ The new discovery of a Buddhist tradition of reverse glass efficacy of local museums: case studies Slab Box Stones and standing stones at - painting in Myanmar and Thailand from Northern kiln sites and the Tak Province, Western Thailand - ceramic production island of Ko Kret in Thailand T.Nagatomo ─ Pottery making in A.Winaya ─ Industrial development Myanmar and heritage preservation: an - impossible equation? Modern - - Challenges of Majapahit Museum, Trowulan, East Java EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Wednesday, July 8 Panel session 6: 09.00-10:30 Wednesday, July 8 Panel session 6: 09.00-10:30 Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE Salle 211 G MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin bâtiment B MAE MAE P07: Recent advances in the P32: The archaeology of contact P22: Towards an ethno- P11: Southeast Asian epigraphy: P19: Women and Buddhism P35: Angkor beyond temples, study of the Neolithic, Bronze between China and Southeast archaeological framework for new discoveries and current in the Arts of Southeast Asia – a countercurrent archaeology and Iron Ages of mainland Asia between the mid-1st sea nomads in Southeast Asia? research – Convenor: Ch.Bauer Convenor: A.Chiu – Convenors: J-B Chevance, Southeast Asia - Convenor: millennium BC and the mid-1st - Convenors: B.Bellina-Pryce, P.Bâty C.Higham millennium AD – Convenors R.Blench, J-Ch.Galipaud F.Allard, A.Favereau, S.Srikanlaya W.Ostrowski, E.Smagur, P.Baptiste ─ Aspects of the P.Kusuma, T.Letellier, M.Cox, T.Frasch ─ It's BED time! A.Chiu ─ A woman, a monk Ch.Pottier ─ In or out? K.Hanus ─ Satellite remote iconography of Dong Son F-X Ricaut ─ Austronesian Towards a new list of and a melon: a Northern Thai Reflexions on temple enclosures sensing for the investigation of drums: a sino-vietnamese westward expansion: the inscriptions from the Bagan manuscript on the 'Emerald and settlements late prehistoric/early historic conflict? settlement of Madagascar by period Buddha and its female donor' sites in NW Cambodia Indonesian sea nomad groups L.Shewan, D.O'Reilly, M.Yamagata ─ Han-related Ch.Illouz ─ Diaspora Bajo: M.Buchmann ─ Inscriptions J.Patterson ─ As fickle as the P.Bâty ─ Settlement in the Ch.HIgham ─ Non Ban Jak: a artifacts found in central origin and transformation from Northern Thailand in sea: Manimekhala in Thai art suburbs of Angkor: organization late Iron Age town in Northeast and southern Vietnam: date, Dhamma Script (16th to 18th and lore and presence in the territory Thailand distribution and diversity century CE) F.Li, J.Kerner ─ B.Borell ─ Luxuries, prestige D.Bulbeck ─ Don't throw out Ch.Bauer ─ Newly discovered P.Chirapravati ─ Fifty- J-B.Chevance ─ Axis, plots Dismemberment and other goods, and other things the Nusantao baby with the Mon inscribed images and slabs two Bhikkhuni images: and sites: an unknown urban specific funerary practices: new bathwater from Burma and Thailand Thepthidaram temple for Rama network in Phnom Kulen data from the Early Neolithic III's daughter site of Ding si shan (South China) H.Than ─ Kok Treas: Iron K.Tawara ─ Re-examinnation R.Blench ─ How far can D.Wittayarat ─ Isan Epigraphy D.Tuy ─ Maddī from the D.Evans ─ New approaches Age necropolis site at Banteay of the classification and we read the practice of sea from 6th to 12th century: Vessantara Jātaka: devoted wife to the remote sensing of Chhmar chronology to specimens of nomadism into the past? diversity and chronology and mother Angkorian landscapes later half of Heger I type bronze drums in East and Southeast Asia Coffee and tea (served in the lobby at MAE and the hall of bâtiment B): 10:30 – 11:00 EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Wednesday, July 8 Panel session 7: 11:00-12:30 / Thursday, July 9 Panel session 8: 09.30-11:00

Panel session 7: 11:00-12:30 Salle des Conférences bâtiment B Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin MAE 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin MAE P07 continues P32 continues P22 continues P19 continues P35 continues J.Cameron ─ Clay stamps M.Demandt ─ Reaching 'the edge J.Ivanoff ─ Nomads story W.Lobo, P.Conti ─ The M.Lorrillard ─ Occupation and deciphered: impressions of long- of the Southern Wilderness': the and history, a new vision for iconography and iconology of spatial planning around Vat Phu distance interaction between road network of the Lingnan-Bac archeologists Prajnaparamita Mainland Southeast Asia and Bo region during the Qin and Han Eurasia Dynasties P.Reimer, M.Blaauw, Y.Zou, Y.Duan ─ The ancient D.Guillaud, J-Ch Galipaud, R.Isaacs ─Women weavers of M. Pichon ─ Archeological surveys at R.Smittenberg, M.Valiranta, Shu culture and the civilization in B.Crespi ─ Sea people, coastal sazigyo (manuscript binding tapes) Choeung-Ek, Cambodia Y.Kweku Kyei Afrifa, S Chawchai, Southeast Asia territories and cultural interactions? B.Wohlfarth ─ Kumphawapi Tetum Terik and Bunak in the revisited: a synthesis of Holocene Suai district on the south coast of environmental and climatic Timor-Leste changes for NE Thailand W.Weiv ─ The exchange and use C.Wu ─ The archaeological of Bronze Thaps (Bucket-Shaped heritage of ancient human - Bronze Vessels) in the Bac Bo settlement dwelling in South China - - and Lingnan regions from the 3rd Sea century BCE to the 3rd century CE 12:45 Delegates gather at the Nanterre RER station to go to visit the Musée de Saint Germain en Laye (on the line of the RER A) We get off the RER at Temps libre in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, where everyone has free time until 14:30 (we recommend getting lunch!) 14:30 – 15:00 Free entry and free visit from for the delegates to Musée de Saint Germain en Laye NB! Remember to wear your conference BADGE 16:00 Guided tours for 20 VIPs with the director of the museum. VIPs will meet at the chapelle.. 17:00 Museum invites everyone for refreshments in the Museum court

Thursday, July 9 Panel session 8: 09.30-11:00 Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin Salle 211 G MAE 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin bâtiment B MAE

P36:Varia: panel for the P32: The archaeology of contact P16: Lithic technologies in P17: Visuality, connectivity P14: Recent advances in the P02: Interdisciplinary submission of papers which between China and Southeast Southeast Asia – Convenors: and sustainability of cultural archaeology of central Thailand approaches to the early history do not fit into existing panels Asia between the mid-1st V.Celiberti, R.Shoocongdej heritage of Cambodia – – Convenor: V.Pigott of plants and animals in – Convenors: B.Bellina-Pryce, millennium BC and the mid-1st Convenor: D.Basu Southeast Asia – Convenors: O.Pryce millennium AD – Convenors: R.Blench, C.Castillo F.Allard, A.Favereau, S.Srikanlaya EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Thursday, July 9 Panel session 8: 09.30-11:00 / Panel session 9: 11:30-13:00

Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin Salle 211 G MAE 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin bâtiment B MAE

H.Dosedla ─ Prehistoric links S.Srikanlaya ─ The maritime R.Shoocongdej, T.Chiktament R.Madhav Bharadwaj ─ V.Pigott ─ The Thailand D.Fuller, K.Tanaka, C.Castillo between SE-Asia and New cultural relations during the Han ─ Choppers, sumatraliths and Revisiting the Sanskrit archaeometallurgy project in ─ Archaeogenetic study of Guinea Dynasty of China: the linking others: evolution of the late inscriptions and the architecture 2015: an overview prehistoric rice remains from network between South China Pleistocene heavy-duty tools of Indo-Khmer Angkorian Thailand and India and Southeast Asia in Tham Lod Rockshelter, civilization of Cambodia: 9th- area 2 (Pang Mapha district, 14th centuries AD Northwestern Thailand) K.Saha ─ Bargabhima of F.Allard ─ The southern V.Celiberti, H.Forestier, A.Singh ─ Visualizing impact M.Tighe, V.Pigott, P.Grave, R.Blench ─ Interdisciplinary Tamralipta: a story of temple maritime route and the Nanyue R.Shoocongdej ─ New of India on Cambodian culture L.Kealhofer ─ Fingerprinting approaches to the early and its culture Kingdom: representation, considerations on the lithic and art metal-working in central history of plants and animals transformation and impact assemblage from prehistoric Thailand: a geochemical survey in Southeast Asia: beyond site of Tham Lod rockshelter in approach archaeobotany Northwest Thailand V.Walker Vadillo ─ An R.Shoocongdej ─ Lithic raw K.Sato ─ 3D photographic J.Voelker ─ Characterizing J-M.Dubost ─Medicinal iconographic study of naval materials and assemblages from survey of Ta Nei Temple in prehistoric ceramic bivalve knowledge input from animal warfare in the bas-reliefs of Muang Pang valley, Northwest Angkor, Cambodia casting molds from the Khao observation: the case of Asian Angkor - Thailand Wong Prachan Valley, central elephant feeding observations Thailand linked to specific medicinal uses in Chumphon province - Thailand B.Fahy ─ Holistic Shipwreck H.Sophady, V.Celiberti, R.P.Kumar Singh ─ T.Lertcharnrit ─ Diets and the P.Matthews, Van Du Nguyen, Narrative in 14th and 15th H.Than, H.Forestier ─ Lithic Investigating Indian influence emergence of early complex I.Ahmed ─Sympatry of Century Southeast Asia reduction sequences, chaînes on Early Cambodian art and societies in central Thailand Colocasia esculenta (taro) and - opératoires of Hoabinhian architecture its wild relatives in northern pebbles tools from Laang Spean Vietnam cave, Battambang Province, Cambodia Coffee and tea (served in the lobby at MAE and the hall of bâtiment B): 11:00 – 11:30

Panel session 9: 11:30-13:00

Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin Salle 211 G MAE bâtiment B MAE P18: Ancient ornaments P29: Koh Ker, an early capital P16 continues P17 continues P15: The archeology of Timor P14 continues around the South China Sea: of the Khmer Empire—new in a regional perspective – style, technology, provenance results of archaeological, Convenor: J-Ch.Galipaud and circulation – Convenors: epigraphic and art historical L.Dussubieux, P.Rodcharoen, research – Conevnors: E.Miyama, M.Yamagata Z.Renner, K.Belényesy EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Thursday, July 9 Panel session 9: 11:30-13:00 / Panel session 10: 14:30-16:00

Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin Salle 211 G MAE bâtiment B MAE Y.Yoshida ─ Stone ring E.Bourdonneau ─ 'Beyond M.Mahirta, S.O'Connor ─ Stone B.Bhattacharyya ─ The reamker T.Maloney, E.Piotto, S. S.Doungsakun ─ The Ban Kao ornaments of pre-Dong Looting': studying gods and artefact technology of Tronbon and mask making in Cambodia O’Connor, S.Hawkins ─ project: recent excavation at Son cultures in Northern heroes of ancient Cambodia Lei Rockshelter, Alor Island, Zooarchaeological evidence of Nong Ratchawat in Suphanburi, Vietnam from the perspective in the emblematic case of the Nusa tenggara Timur, Indonesia human ecological interactions Western Thailand of acculturation from Later statuary of Koh Ker in the Pleistocene at Laili cave, Neolithic to Bronze Period Timor-Leste E.Miyama ─ Aspects of R.Kuszinger ─ A visualization M.Ruly Fauzi, F-X.Ricaut, M.Mondal ─ Apsaras in S.Samper Carro, S.Hawkins, I.Yoopom ─ Pottery typology of the acceptances and the method for supporting quick M.Grenet ─ Late Pleistocene- Cambodian art: a religio- S.O’Connor ─ Human the Ban Kao Culture: new data developments on the ear assessment of Lidar data at Koh Holocene lithic industries from mythological study in Indian subsistence adaptation during from recent research in Western ornaments around the South Ker Mangkalihat karstic area, East context the late Pleistocene-early Thailand China Sea from 500 BC to Kalimantan (Eastern Borneo, Holocene in Alor Island, Nussa 100AD Indonesia) Tenggara Timor, Indonesia T.Tan ─ Prehistory and early K.Belényesy ─ Archaeological A.Pawlik, LA.Neri ─ Mobility S.Jash ─ Syncretic form of S.O’Connor, M.Langley ─ B.Vincent ─ A petrographic history: the golden age of investigations of the Prasat of early islanders in the Harihara in Cambodian art: a Nassarius and Oliva shell beads analysis of prehistoric pottery ornaments in early Myanmar Krachap site, 2011-2015 Philippines during the terminal reappraisal from Timor-Leste: technological from Ban Kao, Thailand and its Pleistocene/Early Holocene and residue results implications for the spread of boundary: PXRF-Analysis of rice agriculture and metallurgy obsidian artefacts in Southeast Asia N.Ong ─ Personal adornment, T.Lustig, D.Evans, S.Klassen E.Patole-Edoumba ─ New D.Phoeung ─ New perspective E.Piotto, S.O’Connor ─ New S.Murphy ─ The case for proto- cosmopolitan inspiration, and ─ Evaluating the sustainability characterization of the in iconography of Small Bas– evidence for early maritime Dvaravati: a review of the art social hierarchy: a comparative of an Angkor period engineered Hoabinhian lithic industry of Reliefs in Angkorian arts specialisation in Alor Island, historic and archaeological study of Javanese temple landscape at Koh Ker, Tam Hang rockshelter in Laos Nusa Tenggara Timor, evidence iconography Cambodia Indonesia Lunch (at the Restaurant CROUS): 13:00 – 14:30

Panel session 10: 14:30-16:00

Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin Salle 211 G MAE bâtiment B MAE P18 continues P29 continues P08: Geoarchaeology in P17 continues P15 continues P14 continues Southeast Asia – Convenors: F.Sellami, B.Suy Tan J.Lankton, A.Calo ─ Roman K.Belényesy ─ Exhibition and Y.N.Cahyaningtyas ─ Geology D.Basu ─ Snakehood S.O’Connor ─ Rethinking the M.Gallon ─ Polycentric world ornaments in Iron Age management strategies of the as a supporting discipline for Buddha in the art of Neolithic in Island Southeast interaction and political Bali Prasat Krachap site as a part of archaeology: case in Borneo Cambodia: transmigration and Asia complexity in mid to late first historical environment of Koh transformation of the concept millennium CE central Thailand Ker EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Thursday, July 9 Panel session 10: 14:30-16:00 / Panel session 11: 16:30-18:00

Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin Salle 211 G MAE bâtiment B MAE

B.Bellina-Pryce, L.Dussubieux C.Jacques ─ Koh Ker N.Limondin-Lozouet, M. Si D.Guillaud, J-Ch. Galipaud ─ N.Revire ─ What’s in a name? ─ Evolution of glass ornament inscriptions: what they say, I Made Geria, Y. Le Drezen, The Neolithics of Timor-Leste: The status of Dvāravatī today production and trade polities what they don't say Y.Chabot ─ Geoarchaeology ressources exploitation and land in the Upper-Thai Peninsula in Indonesia: holocene - use in contrasting environments. 500BC-500AD human settlements and their environments in Kota Cina (North Sumatra) P.Rodcharoen ─ Glass beads C.Chen ─ Koh Ker, the lost P.Bâty, F.Sellam ─Soil N.Vasco Oliveira ─ Dair, a pre- P.Kanjanajuntorn ─ Land use, analysis from Dvaravati ancient city of the Khmer Empire in the anthropisation and inferred European Timorese settlement water management and religious cities in central part of Thailand 10th century environmental changes at - that traded with Majapahit beliefs in the urban landscape of Angkor historic West-Central Thailand (ca. 11th-14th Centuries AD) Y.Iizuka, C.Jackson, Y.Hsieh, Z.Renner ─ Prasat Krachap F.Sellami, P.Bâty, F.Prodeo ─ N.Vasco Oliveira ─ New K-W.Wang ─ Chemical analysis temple: architectural features Spatialization of sedimentary reported bronze drums from of Iron Age glass beads from data using GIS from - Timor-Leste - Kiwulan, Taiwan archaeological diagnostics at Siem Reap Airport (Cambodia) Coffee and tea (served in the lobby at MAE and the hall of bâtiment B): 16:00 – 16:30

Panel session 11: 16:30-18:00 Salle des Conférences bâtiment B Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE P18 continues P29 continues P23: Multi-scalar archaeological studies of social formations and networked exchange in the Late Metal Age: early historical transition in island Southeast Asia – Convenor: L.Junker K.Oga, T.Tamura ─ A study on production areas of Indo- D.Evans, T.Thon ─ Settlement within the city of Koh Ker as L.Junker ─ Metal Age transitions to Early Historic Maritime Pacific beads from Southeast Asia to East Asia: scientific and revealed by archaeological topography and ceramics trading polities in the Philippines: theoretical models and archaeological approach methodological issues D.Nakamura ─ Trade route of the glass beads around the Yellow J.Laszlovszky ─ The palace complex of Koh-Ker: topographical E.Dizon, N.Cuevas ─ Revisiting the Magsuhot Metal Age jar burial Sea from 1st century BCE to 3rd century CE and archaeological considerations site: the recent findings of the Bacong archaeological excavation in Barangay Magsuhot, Municipality of Bacong, Negros Oriental in Central Philippines O.Tóth, K.Belényesy, G.Sipos ─ TL dating of pottery fragments R.Dennison ─ Kilns and Chiefs: Examining Connections in the - from Koh Ker Pre-Colonial Philippines and Southern China - - A.P.Roa ─ A search for the Himologan 19:00 Conference dinner at Le Patio Des Champs, a restaurant on Champs Elysées (address: 26 Av. des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France) To attend the dinner, delegates need to have prepurchased the dinner ticket during registration EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Friday, July 10 Panel session 12: 09:30-11:00 / Panel session 13: 11:30-13:00 Friday, July 10 Panel session 12: 09:30-11:00 Salle des Conférences bâtiment B Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle 211 G MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE P28: Ceramics from mainland and P10: On the prehistoric cultural P27: Studying the present to unfold the P13: Symbolism of ancient sculptural P12: Metallurgy and mankind in island Southeast Asia: understanding relations of Southeast Asia with past – Convenors: H.Xhauflair, J.Corny art evidenced across the islands of Southeast Asia's past – Convenors: ancient communities, cultural Northeast India – Convenors: P. Sumatra, Java, and Bali – Convenors: O.Pryce, S.Leroy interactions, and socio-economic Binodini Devi L.Pullen trajectories – Convenors: A.Favereau, A.De Leon A.A.Oktaviana, S.Plutniak, F.-X. K.Devi ─ A morphological study on J.Corny ─ Are the shape variations of S.M.Siregar ─ Tantric traces on I.Glover ─ Decorated Indian bronze Ricaut, J-M.Chazine, B.Sugiyanto prehistoric culture of North East India human molar teeth from submodern Bumiayu Site, South Sumatera, bowls found in Thailand: a re- ─ Liang Abu pottery assemblage: with South East Asia populations a reliable indicator to infer Indonesia evaluation more pots to fill the Kalimantan population history of Southeast Asia? archaeological void A.Favereau ─ Networks of circulation D.Vasa ─ Earthenware vessels and G.Chaubey ─ Dissecting the ancient L.Pullen ─ Skulls and heads in textile E.Hamilton, J.White ─ Implementation and exchange in the South China Sea social information of the Nagas and most recent genetic affinity of patterns in East Java in the 13th of the new archaeometallurgy (500 BC - AD 200) Andaman Negrito populations century paradigm in Southeast Asia G.Epinal ─ From the Mekong delta to G.Thakuria ─ Ethnoarchaeological S.Tong ─ Ethno-archaeological L.Kieven ─ Two East Javanese O.Pryce ─ How much is enough and the south coast of Arabia: the case of perspective of pottery: making investigation at a cave dwelling sculptures to be reunited what to do with it: which direction lids-lamps with central gripping hole, tradition in North East India: affinities settlement pattern of Southern China Southeast Asian lead isotope ceramological study of an indianized with East and South East Asia and Southeast Asia archaeology? shape B.Ngo The ─ Vietnam in the Marine T.Jamir ─ Further archaeological P.Soares, M.Richards, D.Bulbeck, M. A.Indradjaja ─ Traces of Tantric H.O.Sofian, O.Pryce ─ Metal Ceramic Road investigation in the Mimi area of the Pala, S.Oppenheimer, J.Trejaut, T.Rito, Hinduism in Bali artifacts from Gua Harimau (Harimau Naga Ophiolite Belt, Nagaland: some K.Khong Eng, M.Lin ─ Genetic Cave) South Sumatera, Indonesia: observations from new evidence evidence for postglacial dispersals in composition and structure analysis Island Southeast Asia Coffee and tea (served in the lobby at MAE and the hall of bâtiment B): 11:00 – 11:30

Panel session 13: 11:30-13:00 Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle 211 G MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin Salle du conseil 4th floor 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin bâtiment B MAE MAE MAE P28 continues P10 continues P27 continues P13 continues P12 continues P31: Religio-cultural studies – Convenor: V.Babu Y. Sato ─ Consumption and P.Binodini Devi ─ Megalithic N.Saitou, T.Jinam ─ Human S.Sundstrom ─ Early S.Srinivasan ─ Comparisons K.Arayana ─ Presence of distribution of ceramics after rituals of the Poumai Tribes of migration histories in island Avalokitsvara statuettes from between megalithic and early Puranic Culture in South East Angkor Manipur Southeast Asia from the insular Southeast Asia and historic Indian vessels & high- Asia: a case study viewpoint of genetics ascetic iconography tin bronzes with early examples found in Thailand EurASEAA15 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Friday, July 10 Panel session 13: 11:30-13:00 / Panel session 14: 14:30-16:00 Salle des Conférences Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle 211 G MAE 1. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin Salle du conseil 4th floor 2. Salle de cours rez-de-jardin bâtiment B MAE MAE MAE O.Winter, M.C.Swete Kelly M.Koiso ─ Necklace of ethnic J.Kress ─ Lessons in the forest O.Pryce, B.Bellina-Pryce ─ R.Kumar Sharma ─ Warfare in ─ Social complexity and groups of Naga, India: their Late prehistoric metal exchange South East Asia (c.1600-1900 connectedness between meaning and function through - networks in the Thai-Malay AD): a case study Island Southeast Asia and the time Peninsula: matches, fakes and a Marianas chronological shift A.De Leon ─ Understanding K.Mishra ─ Origin and L.Smith ─ Modern lessons in D.Strahan, F.Caro, B.Vincent P.Sharma ─ Travelogues of social formations and social development of pottery and reinterpreting: reappropriating ─ Technical investigations of a South East Asia (c.900-1800 interaction of Metal Age agriculture in Middle Ganga and understanding hunter- Khmer bronze male deity from AD): a case study - societies in Island Southeast Plain: possible affinities with gatherer studies the Metropolitan Museum: Asia through jar burials East Asia and Southeast Asia Angkorian foundry practices and 11th century innovations E.A.P.Taim ─ Ceramics of G.Rangya ─ Potters of R.Melendres ─ The demise B.Vincent, M.Polkinghorne, the Cirebon shipwreck and Longpi Tangkhul Naga tribe of Gatbuca cooking pot: an N.Thomas ─ Casting for the its distribution in Eastern of Manipur, India and its ethnoarchaeology of a dying king: the royal palace bronze - - Coast of Southern Sumatera relationship with South East community craft specialization workshop of Angkor Thom archaeological sites Asia’s northern black polished in the Philippines Ware Lunch (at the Restaurant CROUS): 13:00 – 14:30

Panel session 14: 14:30-16:00 Salle des Conférences bâtiment B Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Salle 211 G MAE Salle du conseil 4th floor MAE P28 continues P10 continues P27 continues P12 continues

B.Wisniewski ─ Production in open area and high J.Devi ─ Shifting cultivation in North East India C.Zuehlke, P. J.Hämmerle, I.Kennerknecht, M.Polkinghorne, S.Huot ─ Contemporary temperature kilns sites: Vietnamese ceramics, the and South East Asia: a study on cultural affinity J.Roch Nofer ─ The peopling of Nias: alternative traditions of ritual bronze casting in Cambodia turning point of the 1st century A.D. perspectives from clinical genetics

C.Shih ─ Cross the border Ceramic industries N.Amano ─ The role of domestic animals in early S.Tsutomu, L.Dussubieux, J.Kimura ─ Elemental along the Red River from 14th to 16th centuries Philippine agricultural communities: evidences analysis and provenance study on metal artefacts - from ethnozoology and zooarchaeology from the 12-13th century's Java Sea wreck

W.Yee, S.Wong ─ Case Study on the Early H.Xhauflair ─ Tracking past technical behaviours: E.Delque-Kolic, P.DIllmann, M.Hendrickson, Khmer Ceramic industries: Bang Kong Kiln in the contribution of ethnoarchaeology and S.Leroy, E.Vega ─ Iron and the Khmer empire Angkor, Cambodia anthropology of technology (9th to 15th c.): a multidisciplinary (sourcing and - dating) approach to evaluate the iron procurement during the Angkorian period

Coffee and tea (served in the lobby at MAE and the hall of bâtiment B): 16:00 – 16:30 16:30 Closing speech and the announcement of the next EurASEAA conference

Monday, July 6 13:30 – 18:45 Registration desks open (in the lobby) 15:00 – 16:00S Welcomepo (inn the lobby)sors P30: Chronology building for prehistoric SE Asia (in Amphi B2) Panel session 1: Convenors: Katerina Douka, Tom Higham 16:15 – 17:30 Ch.Higham, K.Douka ─ New chronologies for Ban Chiang and Non Nok Tha

R.Hopkins, T.Deviese, K.Douka, T.Higham ─ The challenge of AMS dating SE Asian archaeology: new methodological improvements 17:30 – 18:30 Poster presentations (in the lobby) 18:30 – 20:00 Welcome coctail (in the lobby)