ශිලාලිපි සංඥාර්ථවේදය – සුරෝෂන ඉරංග
රු350.00ශිලාලිපි සංඥාර්ථවේදය
Semiotics of Stone Inscriptionsශිලාලිපි සංඥාර්ථ තුළින් නිරූපිත විඥානය හැඩගැස්වීමේ ශක්යතාවපිළිබඳ විමසුමක්සුරෝෂන ඉරංගB.A (sp) in Mass Media University of ColomboSri Palee Campus MSSc in Mass Communication (Reading)University of Kelaniya
ENVIRONMENT, TOWN, VILLAGE AND MONASTIC PLANNING – Dr Roland Silva
MEMOIRS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CEYLONVOLUME X - PARTIARCHITECTURE AND TOWN PLANNING IN SRI LANKADURING THE EARLY AND MEDIEVAL PERIODSENVIRONMENT, TOWN, VILLAGEAND MONASTIC PLANNINGROLAND SILVA ARIBA, Postgrad. Dipl. Indian Archae. (London), Postgrad. Dipl. Di Profezionamente, in Studio dei Monumenti(Rome), FIA (Sri Lanka), FCA (Sri Lanka), Hon. MSc (Moratuwa), PhD (Leiden), Hon. DSc (Moratuwa).PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY COLOMBO, SRI LANKA2006Pages: 370 including 50 colour figures and 34 colour platesරු3,500.00Spolia Zeylanica Vol. 37 – An Introduction to the COSTAL GEOMORPHOLOGY of SRI LANKA – Bernard Swan
This introduction to the coastal geomorphology of Sri Lanka originated in an idea sparked off by the late Professor K. Kularatnam two and a half decades ago.INTRODUCTION TO THE COASTAL GEOMORPHOLOGY OF SRI LANKA Bernard SwanA PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUMS OF SRI LANKAPages: 182 Pagesරු400.00
Inscriptions of Ceylon, Volume V Part II – Prof Sirimal Ranawella
INSCRIPTIONS OF CEYLONVOLUME VPART IICONTAINING PILLAR INSCRIPTIONS AND SLAB INSCRIPTIONSFROM 924 AD TO 1017BYG.S. RANAWELLAB.A (Hon.) (University of Ceylon), Ph.D (LONDON),Hon. D. Litt. (Kelaniya University of Ceylon)2004PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGYSRI LANKAPages: 322 A4 Pages and 58 Platesරු1,500.00
History of The Kingdom Of Rohana from The Earliest Times to 1500 A.C – Prof Sirimal Ranawella
MEMOIRS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CEYLON VOLUME XIHISTORY OF THE KINGDOM OF ROHANA FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO 1500 A.C.BY SIRIMAL RANAWELLA B.A. Hons. (Ceylon); Ph. D. (London) Hon. D.Litt. (Kelaniya University of Ceylon) Professor Emeritus, University of Ruhuna)PUBLISHED JOINTLY BY THE MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY 2011Röhana played an important role in the history of the Island almost from the very beginning of its history as a human settlement in the fifth century B.C. On many an occasion during the historical periods of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruva, when the Island was divided among rival powers, when internal disorder brought revolution, or when invaders from South India took possession of the Northern part of the Island, which was then known as Rajarata, and forced some of its people with its rulers to flee to the South, deliverance usually came from this unique Kingdom of Röhana. Knowledge of its history is therefore essential for a proper understanding of the history of the whole Island. I regret no scholar so far has been able to present a comprehensive and critical history of this principality, which is politically and culturally important for a study of the history of the Island as a whole. However, the present editor presented an abridged version of the History of the Rohana Kingom in Sinhala in 2003 on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations of the University of Ruhuna. The present publication is really for the benefit of the English educated public.Pages - 241 A4 size pagesරු1,000.00
The Growth of Buddhist Monastic Institutions in Sri Lanka From Brāhmī Inscriptions Epigraphia Zeylanica Volume VIII Dr Malani Dias
The Growth of Buddhist Monastic Institutions in Sri Lanka From Brāhmī Inscriptions Epigraphia Zeylanica Volume VIII Being Lithic and Other Inscriptions Of Sri LankaMalini Dias Director (Epigraphy and Numismatics) Department of Archaeological SurveyA Thesis Submitted for The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy of The University of London Department of Indology South Asia School of Oriental and African Studies University of LondonPublished by The Department of Archaeological Survey Government of Sri Lanka 2001Pages - 136 A4 pages with 25 platesරු1,350.00
Epigraphical Notes Nos 1- 18 – Dr. Malani Dias
The first issue of the Epigraphical Notes was released in April 1972 with a brief survey of Epigraphy in Sri Lanka, provided by Dr. R. H. de Silva, the Archaeological Commissioner in his introductory note. There he has recorded as follows: "A monthly bulletin called the 'Epigraphical Notes' will be issued giving the text, translation and other details of about ten inscriptions, which have hitherto not been published. This bulletin will be issued to all the Universities in Ceylon as well as to the Museum Library. The present issue is the beginning of this venture".In view of this, the Department of Archaeology deciphered the inscriptions as and when they were discovered and published them periodically in the Epigraphical Notes. These issues were sent to the libraries to provide first-hand knowledge of the recent discoveries in Epigraphy which would have been useful to those involved in conducting research in History and Archaeology.With the publication of twenty such issues, there was a general request that the Epigraphical Notes should be compiled in book form with the photographs of inscriptions. It is indeed the fruits of such a venture that we see in this book.This is a publication of Department of Archaeology, Sri Lanka. 1991Pages: 261රු850.00
Inscriptions of Ceylon, Volume V Part I – Prof Sirimal Ranawella
This is the first part I of the 'Inscriptions of Ceylon, Volume V; it contains a historical introduction to the texts and translations of 115 inscriptions, both published and unpublished , belonging to the period between 815 to 923 AD, covering the reigns of Kings Dappula II (815-831), Sena I (833-853), Sena II (853-887), Udaya II (887-898) Kassapa IV (909-914) and Kassapa V (914-935). There are a few other records, which could be ascribed to the reigns of those kings, which are very fragmentary, and a good number of other records which cannot be attributed to any particular king; these are not included in this Volume.Published by Department of Archaeology, Sri Lanka, 2001Pages: 585 Plates: 90රු1,800.00
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