Director's Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgments

Lenders to the Exhibition

Map I : Overview

Map II : Mainland Southeast Asia in the First Millennium

Map III : Peninsular and Insular Southeast Asia in the First Millennium

Note to the Reader

I Lost Kingdoms
- Introducing Early Southeast Asia
- Principal Lingdoms of Early Southeast Asia
- Southeast Asia and the Early Maritime Silk Road
- Beyond the Southern Borders : Southeast Asia in Chinese Texts to the Ninth Century
- Catalogue : Indian Imports
- Catalogue : Nature Cults

II Emerging Identities
- Early Indic In Inscriptions of Southeast Asia
- Precious Deposits: Buddhism Seen through Inscriptions in Early Southeast Asia
- The Pyu Civilization of Myanmar and the City of Sri Ksetra
- Early Cham Art : Indigenous Styles and Regional Connections
- Catalogue : Arrival of Buddhism

III The Brahmanical World
- Early Coastal States of Southeast Asia : Funan and Srivijaya
- Early Traces of Hinduism and Buddhism across the Java Sea
- Hindu-Buddhist Sculpture in Southern Vietnam : Evolution of Icons and Styles to the Eight Century
-  Stylistic Trends in Mainland Southeast Asia, 600 - 800
- Catalogue : Visnu and Kingship
- Catalogue : Siva's World

IV State Art
- Dvaravati Sculpture
- Cakra : Quintessential Symbol of the Buddha's Law
- Buddhist Architecture and Ritual Space in Thailand, Seventh to Ninth Century
- Catalogue : State Art

V Savior Cults
- The Transformation of Brahmanical and Buddhist Imagery in Central Thailand, 600 - 800
- Catalogue : Savior Cults

Appendices
- Stone Types and Sculptural Practices in Pre-Angkorian Southeast Asia
- Technical Observations on Casting Technology in First-Millennium Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam

Notes to Essays

Bibliography

Glossary of Sites in First-Millennium Southeast Asia

Index

Notes on Contributors

Photograph Credits