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Acknowledgements
Many thanks to those who helped me to find this information.
Namhay, Siem Reap, http://www.it-smart.biz, has helped me to install this website & to launch it into the internet.
Jürgen Elvert, Sydney, http://switchtrue.de, has instructed me about web design and how to structure the pages.
I will be grateful for any further experience & impression, hint, advice, reports, or new pages, which can help to upgrade this website.
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Copyright for text & photopraphs:
Johann Reinhart ZiegerP.O. Box 93 174, 17000 Siem Reap,
Cambodia
Phone: +855 12 637 422,
if not otherwise remarked.
Though I have worked conscientiously no responsibility is accepted for the correctness of the information in the website.
I dissociate myself and not take responsibility for the contents of banners and external links.
If I may have violated your copyright, I did it unintentionally.
Please inform me by emai. Immediate claims for damages will not be accepted.
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"I enjoyed looking at your informative site. You have excellent knowledge and obviously put a lot of work into it."
Dave Perkes, www.peaceofangkor.com
"C'est un fichier en telechargement gratuit sur le site d'Angkor,cliquez sur understanding, puis sur PDF,c'est en englais mais de jolies photos pour les francofones ,merci rehinart!" David Ripert
[The link is now: http://www.angkorguide.net/index.guiding.htm ]
" A great new article and I appreciate your recognition of Trudy's research and my own. I especially like the chronological systematization of your inquiry in your new article. Also, as always, your photos give visitors the experience of being there so they can draw their own conclusions. More please! (-:"
[Trudy Jacobsen, Lost goddesses: the denial of female power in Cambodia, Copenhagen 2008]
Kent Davis, author of the great website
Angkor Wat Apsara & Devata Khmer Women in Divine Context, http://www.devata.org
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