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Kotte Heritage 2: The Ramparts and the Moat
Exploration

Kotte Heritage 2: The Ramparts and the Moat

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Kotte Heritage 1: The Tunnels
Exploration

Kotte Heritage 1: The Tunnels

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Pilikkuththuwa: a love story between nature and history
History

Pilikkuththuwa: a love story between nature and history

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Prehistory of Sri Lanka 5: the modern period of Prehistoric research in Sri Lanka
Prehistory

Prehistory of Sri Lanka 5: the modern period of Prehistoric research in Sri Lanka

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Archaeology.lk interviews Dr. H. Nimal Perera
Interviews

Archaeology.lk interviews Dr. H. Nimal Perera

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Prehistory of Sri Lanka 4: the intermediate period of Prehistoric research in Sri Lanka
Prehistory

Prehistory of Sri Lanka 4: the intermediate period of Prehistoric research in Sri Lanka

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An Epigraphic and Social archaeological study of Vaharala Inscriptions
Epigraphy

An Epigraphic and Social archaeological study of Vaharala Inscriptions

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Excavating Alugalge: archaeology.lk visits the excavations of the prehistoric site
Excavation

Excavating Alugalge: archaeology.lk visits the excavations of the prehistoric site

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Prehistory of Sri Lanka 3: the early period of Prehistoric Research in Sri Lanka
Prehistory

Prehistory of Sri Lanka 3: the early period of Prehistoric Research in Sri Lanka

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Prehistory of Sri Lanka 2 : the geographical and geological background of Sri Lanka
Prehistory

Prehistory of Sri Lanka 2 : the geographical and geological background of Sri Lanka

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Prehistory of Sri Lanka 1 : the beginning of a long journey
Prehistory

Prehistory of Sri Lanka 1 : the beginning of a long journey

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“The last King of Jaffna was a Sinhalese Buddhist” Lecture by H. D. L. Mahindapala 13th February 2017, Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka
Public Lecture

“The last King of Jaffna was a Sinhalese Buddhist” Lecture by H. D. L. Mahindapala 13th February 2017, Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka

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This article series would sum up some of the most important events in the journey of Sri Lankan Archaeology, milestones which changed the way we think of the past, the way we know the past and the way we see and protect the past. Milestones in Sri Lanka archaeology would include important discoveries to institutional and policy establishments, which, has helped the field to progress to the present and helped expand our understanding of the past.

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