Ashley Thompson

Ashley Thompson

academic United Kingdom

Ashley Thompson is a professor of Southeast Asian art at Soas University of London, who has expressed concern over the potential cultural loss faced by Bagan following recent earthquakes, while also acknowledging the site's role in providing hope and a sense of history to the local population amid ongoing political violence.

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Hungary Hungary: Ashley Thompson is the spokesperson for Google who did not confirm the changes to the classic button. 5

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Denmark Denmark: Professor Ashley Thompson emphasizes the spiritual significance of the artifacts to believers. 9

Politiken: Aktionshus sætter salget af Buddhas juveler på pause

United States United States: Ashley Thompson is a professor at SOAS, University of London, specializing in Southeast Asian Buddhist art. 6

CNN: India slams auction of jewels linked to the Buddha, calls for their return

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Ashley Thompson, of Soas University of London, and curator Conan Cheong, both experts in Southeast Asian art, have more questions. 5

BBC: Buddha's sacred jewels head to auction

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Prof Ashley Thompson, of Soas University of London, claimed the auction raised ethical concerns about the ownership of treasures 'wrongfully acquired during the colonial era'. 5

The Guardian: Auction of ancient Indian gems ‘imbued with presence of Buddha’ condemned | Buddhism

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Ashley Thompson is a professor of south-east Asian art at Soas who discussed the cultural significance of Bagan amidst political violence. 7

The Guardian: Fears for Bagan’s towering Buddhist temples after Myanmar earthquake | Myanmar