This session is dedicated to the memory and scholarship of Professor Elizabeth H. Moore, who passed away in 2024. Elizabeth was a familiar face at IPPA, having frequently organised panels that supported Southeast Asian scholars. Her archaeological research, and teaching at SOAS, University of London, allowed her to build lasting relationships with colleagues and students throughout the course of her career.

To celebrate her legacy, this panel will focus on Myanmar, Thailand and Cambodia and the theoretical and methodological approaches that Elizabeth developed throughout the course of her career. We therefore invite proposals from scholars working on landscape archaeology, water management systems, remote sensing and LiDAR, and issues surrounding museums, heritage and local curatorial practices in these three countries. Priority will be given to papers that directly relate to these topics and Elizabeth’s areas of research.

The panel is generously supported by the SOAS-Alphawood Group.