Ancient South-East Asian Warfare

Whether warlike or not, the peoples of South-east Asia have traditionally devoted a great deal of time each year to warlike undertakings. The emotions of war being so different from those of peace, it may be expected that a study of South-east Asian warfare will reveal aspects of national character and of civilization different from, and sometimes deeper than, those which find expression in the better known exercises and arts of peace. Such a study should help to broaden our understanding of the peoples of South-east Asia and their problems through a fuller knowledge of their cultural background. exercises and arts of peace. Such a study should help to broaden our understanding  of the peoples of South-east Asia and their problems through a fuller knowledge of their cultural background.

Herbert George Quaritch Wales  was a respected archaeologist and scholar known for his significant contributions to the study of prehistoric and early historic archaeology. He held a Ph.D. and Litt.D. (Doctor of Letters) and was actively involved in archaeological research and excavations, particularly in the United Kingdom. Throughout his career, H. G. Quaritch Wales conducted important fieldwork and authored numerous scholarly publications, helping to advance our understanding of ancient civilizations and their cultures.