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(An Overview of Dvāravatī Art & Iconography)
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This lecture is about the so-called Dvāravatī !EKingdom!E, one of Thailand!Cs oldest religious and historical centres, and its archaeology. Nicolas Revire, a French lecturer at Thammasat University (Bangkok) who is doing his research on Dvāravatī art, will familiarise the audience with aspects of Buddhist art and culture and discuss the iconography of Buddha statues and other objects including the !EWheel of the Law!E sculptures found in central Thailand. Through this overview, it is hoped that the audience will learn more about the life of the Buddha and his teachings.
