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Cambodia’s
Manuscripts
Safeguarding and Showcasing a
Written Heritage
By M. Leng Kok An
Presentation in Khmer
with simultaneous translation in English and French
Threatened with extinction in the early 1990s, the
Cambodian corpus of manuscripts engraved on latania leaves has been the focus
of a meticulous safeguarding and restoration operation directed by the École
française d’Extrême-Orient (EFEO) for the past 20 years. Thousands of
manuscripts have thus been preserved throughout the Kingdom before recently
being digitized and put on line with assistance from the government of
Singapore and UNESCO. Mr. Leng Kok An, an associate of Professor Olivier de
Bernon within the EFEO’s Fonds pour l’Edition des Manuscrits du
Cambodge (Fund for Manuscript Publication in Cambodia), will introduce this
daunting memory conservation project.
With
the Support of the Singapore fund in trust with UNESCO
Dear Viewer,
Please find the attached release for the upcoming Equity Weekly Show,
broadcast every Sunday after national news (around 8h00 + PM) on
National Television T.V.K. and rebroadcast on Mondays at Noon.
This week in our show 181:
Topic 1 – Gem mining (Main Story)
Topic 2 – Titanium Mining in Koh Kong (Feature)
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What:
Inspired by the world renowned Pecha Kucha presentation format, Nerd Night is an exhibition of local talent and ideas. Each presentation is short and sweet: 20 slides, 20 seconds each slide. Topics are not themed. You might know some of the presenters, but chances are you have never seen this side of them before. Nerd Night is a chance for you to get a quick glimpse into the life, work and interests of the people in the Phnom Penh community. Rapid fire presentations, music and drinks make Nerd Night a must!
Who:
All Nerds, and featuring:
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Rachel Faller, on how to stay chic and eco-friendly in Phnom Penh-
Amanda Bloom, on her personal nerdy musings on life-
Kate Liana, on yoga in and away from the city-
Uch Sarom, fiery, provocative Khmer gender specialist-
Ruben Cortes, economist, teacher, adventurer-
Todd Brown, filmmaker, observer, funny manBrasserie Durga, No. 94 St. 130, on the eastern edge of Central Market
When:
8:30 pm; 8-10 pm Nerd Night Happy Hour – $1 tapas and two for one drinks!
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