Monday 1 September 09.00-13.00 Registration: Central Hall Lipsius Building 14.00-14.30 Opening of EurASEAA12 in room 011 PANEL 1 (Room 011) PANEL 2 (Room 005) PANEL 3 (Room 003) Trade goods Burials in Upper Burma Chair: Ian Glover Chair: Vincent Pigott 14.30-15.00 James W. Lankton, Laure Dussubieux, Anne-Sophie Coupey Boonyarit Chaisuwan Infant’s lying jars burials in Upper Early glass in Southeast Asia: the rest Burma of the story? 15.00-15.30 Kuang-Jen Chang Emma Rambault, Anne-Sophie Coupey, Foreign trade, local taste: social issues Jean-Pierre Pautreau, Jean Christophe Le of trade ceramics in later proto- Bannier historic/early modern island Southeast Thoughts on some specific copper-alloyed Asian societies artefacts from Upper Burma: coffin ornaments? 15.30-16.00 Tea/coffee Prehistory: miscellaneous Art history: miscellaneous Indonesia Chair: Ian Glover Chair: Nandana Chutiwongs Chair: John Miksic 16.00-16.30 Henry Dosedla M.L. Pattaratorn Chirapravati Ali Akbar Archaeological evidence of early Funeral scenes in the Ramayana The Buni complex: its development from human settlement in the PNG highlands paintings at the Emerald Buddha Temple, the prehistoric to the historic period Bangkok 16.30-17.00 Mattthew Spriggs, Christian Marion Frenger Hubert Forestier, Dominique Guillaud Reepmeyer Images of Surya in mainland Southeast A limestone outcrop as a land mark for A new program of obsidian sourcing in Asia prehistoric settlement in Manatuto island Southeast Asia to look at pre- region (East Timor) Neolithic and Neolithic mobility and exchange 19.30-21.00 Bharata Natyam Dance Performance by Sharada Srinivasan (Laktheater, Lipsius Building)

Tuesday 2 September PANEL 1 (Room 003) PANEL 2 (Room 307) PANEL 3 (Room 005) Neolithic societies I Cultural exchange Angkor: Buddhism Chair: Charles Higham Chair: Ellen Raven Chair: Olivier Cunin 8.30-9.00 Roger Blench Manjil Hazarika Vittorio Roveda The prehistory of the Daic (Tai) Prehistoric cultural affinities between Buddhist temples at Angkor speaking peoples Southeast Asia, East Asia and Northeast India 9.00-9.30 Helen Cekalovic, Kate Domett Phil Ronaldson Peter Sharrock Health and society in pre-historic The spatial relationship of early Vedantic Angkor turns to Buddhism in 1182 CE Northeast Thailand temples in Southeast Asia 9.30-10.00 Naruphol Wangthongchaicharoen Anna !l"czka Brice Vincent Recently discovered infant jar burials Temple consecration rituals in the Hindu New study of a Khmer bronze statuette from Wat Pho Srinai, Ban Chiang, tradition of South and Southeast Asia: a of Lokesvara formerly in the Colombo Northeastern Thailand study of the textual and archaeological National Museum evidence 10.00-10.30 Coffee/tea Neolithic societies II Archaeology of Sumatra Khmer art I Chair: Charles Higham Chair: Pieter ter Keurs Chair: Peter Sharrock 10.30-11.00 Korakot Boonlop Daniel Perret, Heddy Surachman Martin Polkinghorne Prehistoric people from Ban Chiang: a The Si Pamutung site in Padang Lawas, Decorative lintels and artistic case of human skeletal remains from North Sumatra workshops: Khmer temples, 7th-11th the most recent excavation in 2003 centuries 11.00-11.30 Brian Vincent Rita Margaretha Setianingsih Olivier Cunin The socio-economic dimensions of The recently found inscriptions from the A study of wooden structures: a prehistoric ceramic production: north of Sumatera contribution to the architectural history evidence from Southeast Asia of the Bayon style monuments 11.30-12.00 Sureeratana Bubpha, Sittisak Anton Zakharov Claude Jacques Rungcharoensuksri The inscriptions of !r"vijaya: inner Bayon and face towers: about a recent Ceramic technology in Bang Chiang structure and historical reality paper by Peter Sharrock Cultural tradition sites, Northeastern Thailand

12.00-13.30 Lunch PANEL 1 (Room 003) PANEL 2 (Room 028) PANEL 3 (Room 005) Neolithic societies III Indonesia: miscellaneous Khmer art II Chair: Brian Vincent Chair: Marijke Klokke Chair: William Southworth 13.30-14.00 Thomas Oliver Pryce, Ajarn Surapol Pauline Lunsingh Scheurleer Marnie Feneley Natapintu Images of local Javanese deities The West Mebon Vishnu - an in-depth On the plausibility of laterite-based analysis iron smelting and the possibility of regional iron exchange: technical notes from the 14-15th c. AD site of Ban Kao Din Tai, Buriram Province, Thailand Archaeology of the Philippines Chair: William Southworth 14.00-14.30 Podjanok Kanjanajuntorn Timbul Haryono Andrea Malaya M. Ragragio, Eusebio Cultural diversity of Metal Age West Candi Kedulan: recent discovery of a Z. Dizon Thailand: recent excavations in Hindu temple of the ninth century AD in The Sorsogon jar burial tradition Kanchanaburi and Ratchburi provinces Yogyakarta 14.30-15.00 Katharine Cox, R.A. Bentley, N.G. Viviane Sukanda-Tessier Grace Barretto-Tesoro, Joan Tara Reyes Tayles, H.R. Buckley An archaeological reading of the Fame and fortune in two Philippine Human migration in prehistoric South unpublished Babad Ratu Galuh lontar cemeteries: tombstones as extensions of East Asia: the biological and chemical identity evidence 15.00-15.15 Tea/coffee 15.30-18.00 Visit to National Museum of Ethnology, Leiden

Wednesday 3 September SPECIAL PANEL IN HONOUR OF IAN GLOVER PANEL 2 (Room 005) (Room 003) Prehistoric burial studies Central Java: Borobudur I Chair: Bérénice Bellina Chair: Marijke Klokke 9.00-9.30 Charles Higham Nandana Chutiwongs The iron age of Ban Non Wat The hidden base of Borobudur 9.30-10.00 Judith Cameron Cecelia Levin The spinners from Ban Don Ta Phet: some new insights into Enshrouded in dharma and artha: the narrative sequences of gender in Southeast Asia the first gallery of Candi Borobudur 10.00-10.30 Lindsay Lloyd-Smith Jan Fontein A Neolithic cemetery at Niah, Sarawak The Borobudur: a monument of Avatamsaka Buddhism 10.30-11.00 Coffee/tea Prehistoric exchange networks Central Java: Borobudur II Chair: Judith Cameron Chair: Jan Fontein 11.00-11.30 Anna Bennett Marijke Klokke Trade and technology in metal objects The building phases of Borobudur Conservation Chair: Judith Cameron 11.30-12.00 Bob Hudson Franck Lavigne, Christopher Gomez, Véronique Degroot Restoration and reconstruction of monuments at Bagan, Some notes on the paleo-environment of Borobudur Myanmar State formation I West Java: Batujaya Chair: Judith Cameron Chair: Jan Fontein 12.00-12.30 Nguyen Kim Dung, Mariko Yamagata Agustijanto Indradjaya The excavation at Tra Kieu and Go Cam: the emergence of Votive Tablets from Batujaya site, Karawang,West Java. the early state in central Vietnam through Dr. Ian C. Glover’s A comparison researches (1993-2000) 12.30-14.00 Lunch

SPECIAL PANEL IN HONOUR OF IAN GLOVER PANEL 2 (Room 005) (Room 003) State formation II Java: narrative art Chair: Anna Bennet Chair: Pauline Lunsingh Scheurleer 14.00-14.30 William A. Southworth Natalie Ong The date of My Son A.1 and the chronology of temple Figurative codes and narrative structure of the forty-two architecture in the Champa culture Ramayana reliefs on the Siva temple of Candi Loro Jonggrang

14.30-15.00 Jan Wisseman Christie Lydia Kieven Under the volcano: state formation and stabilization in early Panji as an intermediary figure within the Tantric doctrine? A Java new interpretation of the symbolism of Candi Panataran in East Java 15.00-15.30 Pierre-Yves Manguin Arthur de Vries Robbé Pan-regional responses to Indian inputs in early Southeast A stone relief in eastern Javanese style Asia 15.30-16.00 Tea/coffee Historical art and craft Java: cultural exchange Chair : Jan Wisseman Christie Chair: Véronique Degroot 16.00-16.30 Sharada Srinivasan John Guy Southeast Asian and Peninsular Indian statuary: some Java and some Chalukyan connections comparisons and contrasts in style and technology Eastern Java Chair: Véronique Degroot 16.30-17.00 John Miksic Amrit Gomperts, Arnoud Haag, Peter Carey Recent research at stoneware kiln sites in the Angkor region, A reconstructive mapping of the Cambodia fourteenth century capital and royal palace of Majapahit at Trowulan 17.00-17.30 Bérénice Bellina Hariani Santiko Final conclusion The worship of Bhima at Candi Sukuh

Thursday 4 September PANEL 1 (Room 003) PANEL 2 (Room 005) PANEL 3 (Room 148) Khra Isthmus archaeology I The Sivapadas of Cambodia I Burma I Chair: Thomas Oliver Pryce Chair: Dominique Soutif Chair: Elizabeth Moore 9.00-9.30 Bérénice Bellina, Praon Silapanth Sachchidanand Sahai Daw Yee Yee Aung Late prehistoric socio-political Indian archaeological and literary New discoveries in the Badah-lin caves, developments in the upper Thai-Malay sources for Sivapada in Cambodia Myanmar peninsula: four years of investigation at Khao Sam Kaeo (Chumphon) 9.30-10.00 Praon Silapanth, Georges Kozminski, Pierre Pichard Guy Lubeigt Nicolas Baghdadi, Bérénice Bellina The Ta Muean temples Pagan: a riverine port-city in medieval Khao Sam Kaeo’s integration in trans- Burma Asiatic network: addressing the use of trans-Peninsula routes 10.00-10.30 Cristina Castillo Gerdi Gerschheimer, Arlo Griffiths, Pamela Gutman Archaeobotany in Khao Sam Kaeo: Dominique Soutif Religious syncretism in eleventh preliminary results The epigraphical corpus of the temple of century Thaton Ta Muean Thom 10.30-11.00 Coffee/tea Khra Isthmus archaeology II The Sivapadas of Cambodia II Burma II Chair: Bérénice Bellina Chair: Gerdi Gerschheimer Chair: Guy Lubeigt 11.00-11.30 Phaedra Bouvet Dominique Soutif, Gerdi Gerschheimer Alexey Kirichenko Technological analysis of Indian and New archaeological and epigraphical The epigraphic evidence on Buddhist Indian style wares from Khao Sam data concerning the sanctuary of Prasat manuscripts and development of textual Kaeo (Chumphon area), Peninsular Neak Buos Buddhism in Myanmar c. 1100-1500 Thailand, 4th-2nd century BC 11.30-12.00 Mercedes Murillo, Thomas Oliver Julia Estève Kyaw Minn Htin Pryce, Marcos Martinón-Torres Research on the practice of resource- Ancient cities of Arakan : Dhanyawadi Khao Sam Kaeo: an sharing between several temples in and Vesali: the archaeological sites in archaeometallurgical crossroad for Angkor, Cambodia western Myanmar trans-Asiatic technological styles

PANEL 1 (Room 003) PANEL 2 (Room 005) PANEL 3 (Room 148) 12.00-12.30 Sophie Peronnet Arlo Griffiths Alexandra Green Overview of Han artefacts in Southeast Putting !iva's footprint on the map: maps Perfect generosity and the Asia with special reference to the and map-making in 11th century standardization of Late 17th and 18th recently excavated material from Khao Cambodia century Burmese wall paintings Sam Kaeo in southern Thailand 12.30-13.45 Lunch Northeast Thailand The Sivapadas of Cambodia III Burma III Chair: Brian Vincent Chair: Pierre Pichard Chair: Alexandra Green 13.45-14.15 Charles Higham, Thomas Higham Eric Bourdonneau Anne-May Chew The chronology of the prehistoric Landscape marked by the God’s Seal : Architectural ornamentation on the occupation of Ban Non Wat, Northeast some features of the Kamrateng Jagat in rock-cut temples at Shwe Ba Taung Thailand Cambodia of the 10th-11th centuries (Central Burma/Myanmar) 14.15-14.45 Nigel Chang, B. Boyd, W. Wiriyaromp, Joseph Deth Thach Elizabeth Moore A. Kijngam, K.M. Domett About kamaraten jagat ta rajya : a Pagoda desecration and Myanmar Society, environment and resilience? at linguistic study of ta in old Khmer archaeology: 1853-1886 CE Ban Non Wat, northeast Thailand inscriptions Maritime Southeast Asia Chair: Alexandra Green 14.45-15.15 Kate Domett, Helen Cekalovic, Arsenio Nicolas S. Halcrow, N. Chang et al. Gongs, bells and cymbals: the Bioarchaeological interpretation of the archaeological record in maritime new burials at Ban Non Wat, Northeast Southeast Asia, c. 10th to 16th centuries Thailand: preliminary results from the 2007-2008 field season 15.15-15.30 Tea/coffee 15.30-22.00 Excursion and dinner

Friday 5 September PANEL 1 (Room 003) PANEL 2 (Room 005) PANEL 3 (Room 011) The Khmer kingdom Dvaravati Laos and Vietnam Chair: John Miksic Chair: Christian Bauer Chair: Ian Glover 9.00-9.30 Jean-Baptiste Chevance, Pierre Bâty, Stephen Murphy Marielle Santoni Chantha Seng Dvaravati period sema stones and their Research on the prehistory of Laos Retracing the sources of the Khmer distribution throughout the northeast of kingdom Thailand 9.30-10.00 Chhay Rachna Saritpong Khunsong Mariko Yamagata, Bui Chi Hoang Khmer ceramic technology: a case Archaeological excavation at Kishkindha, Revising Sa Huynh - Kalanay pottery study from Thnal Mrech kiln site a Dvaravati city in Central Thailand tradition (TMK), Phnom Kulen 10.00-10.30 Anna Karlström Anne Degraeve, Miriam Lambrecht Early Meuang and mandala formation in Archaeological excavation of the old Vientiane province, Laos Cham kiln site of Go Hoi in Vietnam 10.30-11.00 Coffee/tea Bronze and Iron Age Thai art Champa Chair: Elizabeth Moore Chair: Nandana Chutiwongs Chair: William Southworth 11.00-11.30 Terence Tan Debjani Paul-Gupta Anne-Valérie Schweyer Changing technology: ornaments from A terrifying Buddhist image from Vijaya and the Khmero-Cam prehistory to protohistory in Thailand Theravada Thailand relationships in the 12th to 13th and Myanmar centuries 11.30-12.00 Karsten Brabaender Angela Chiu Emmanuel Guillon Of Iron Age and early medieval glasses Lives of images in 15th century Thailand About the birth and death of two from Vietnam civilizations : Champa and Mon Chinese Southeast Asian Bronze and Iron Age relationships Chair: William Southworth Chair: Elizabeth Moore 12.00-12.30 Brigitte Borell Chedha Tingsangchali Emmy Bunker The Han period glass vessels from The cross-handed gesture in Sri Lankan The Dong Son dilemma: cultural Guangxi in southern China and Thai art: a new observation caution vs commercial confusion 12.30-14.00 Lunch

PANEL 1 (Room 003) PANEL 2 (Room 005) PANEL 3 (Room 011) Mainland Southeast Asia: jars Historical Burma and Thailand Malaysia: Sarawak Chair: Charles Higham Chair: Anna Karlström Chair: Matthew Spriggs 14.00-14.30 Nancy Beavan Athfield, John Miksic, Christian Bauer Graeme Barker, Lindsay Lloyd-Smith, K. Rethy Chhem, Kyle Latinus, Louise Inscribed bells from Burma and Thailand Huw Barton, Lucy Farr et al. Shewan, Dougald O’Reilly The Cultured Rainforest Project: 15th to 17th century jar burials in the Preliminary archaeological results Cardamom Mountains, Cambodia: from the Kelabit Highlands, Sarawak preliminary results 14.30-15.00 Leedom Lefferts, Louise Allison Cort Marek Buchmann Judith Cameron Jars in the highlands of mainland A new survey of northern Thai stone The archaeological textiles from the Southeast Asia inscriptions Great Cave at Niah, Sarawak 15.00-15.20 Closure of EurASEAA12 in room 011 15.20-16.00 Tea/coffee and farewell