LISTE DES COMMUNICATIONS
Ludvik Kalus (Université Paris-Sorbonne, Paris IV):
The Formation of the Islamic Epigraphic System in Southeast Asia – 14th-beg. 15th century
Titi Surti Nastiti (Centre National de la Recherche Archéologique, Jakarta):
Saŋ Pamgat Swaŋ Inscriptions : boundary stones (watu sīma) from Magelang, Central Java
Peter Skilling (EFEO Bangkok):
Pali Inscriptions of Thailand: a Survey
Arlo Griffiths (EFEO Jakarta):
A Corpus Approach to the Study of Inscriptions in Old Malay Language
Dominique Soutif (EFEO Siem Reap, Cambodge):
The Corpus of Khmer Inscriptions: State of the Art, Methods, and First Results
Vong Sotheara (Université Royale, Phnom Penh):
Analogous Toponyms between India and Cambodia
Roderick Orlina (Philippines):
Asian sources of epigraphy in the Philippines with a focus on the Bud Datu Tombstone
I Gusti Made Suarbhawa (Centre National de la Recherche Archéologique, Denpasar,
Indonésie):
The Sacred Value of Inscriptions in Bali
Hasan Djafar (Universitas Indonesia, en retraite, Jakarta):
Inscriptions of the Kingdom of Sunda (10th century – 16th century CE)
Claudine Salmon (CNRS France, en retraite, Paris)
Chinese Epigraphic Studies in Southeast Asia – An Overview
Daniel Perret (EFEO Kuala Lumpur):
The French-Indonesian Inventory Program of Inscriptions in Scripts of Indian Origin in
Maritime Southeast Asia
Tan Ai Boay (Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur):
Chinese Inscription in Kinta Valley, Perak, Malaysia before World War II
Arlo Griffiths (EFEO Jakarta):
A Corpus Approach to the Study of Inscriptions in Old Cam Language
Nik Hassan Shuhaimi (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia) & Zuliskandar Ramli (Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia)
Classical inscriptions found in Malaysia
Hadi Sidomulyo (Indonésie):
Reflections on the Grave Complex of Tralaya. A Tribute to L.C. Damais
Claude Guillot (EHESS, Paris):
Islamic Epigraphy of Indonesia (14th-17th c.): A Project of Inventory of the Islamic
Inscriptions of Indonesia. Researches Conducted and Preliminary Results
Julia Estève (chercheur associée, EFEO Siem Reap)
Mapping the Sacred: towards a Religious Geography of Ancient Cambodia through a
Toponymic Atlas of Cambodian Inscriptions
Nasha Rodziadi Khaw, Nik Hassan Shuhaimi Nik Abdul Rahman, Nazarudin Zainun &
Zuliskandar Ramli
The Votive Tablets of Perlis: A Preliminary Study