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Velgam Vehera

From Sigiriya's Summit, The Council Chamber And Bath, Hewn Out of Rock, Can be Seen Below

The New Find Photographed at The Guildhall, After it Had Been Cleaned Today

Girihandu Seya

Girihandu Seya

At Anuradhapura

Ruins at Bambaragala

Vatadage- Medirigiriya

Sculptures of Sri Lanka

Oldest Human Footprints

Bambaragala Ruins

Archaeological Monuments and Sculptures of Sri Lanka and various countries ;inscriptions, Fossil remains.Senarat Paranavitana, Saddamangala Karunaratne, M.H Sirisoma, C.E Godakumbura and Shiran Deraniyagala.

The Coffin of King Tutaukhamen Being Opened Again Since it Was Discovered by Howard Carter in 1922

Statue of Lord Buddha

The Main Entrance to The City And Palace of Parakrama Bahu The Great, Archaelogical Work Began on it

A Guard Stone Found in an Ancient Buddhist Temple in Kuraka Madam, in Batticaloa South, is Said to be Over 100 Years Old

Inscription

A Surveyor of The Gal Oya Development Board Working at Sagaman in Akkaraipattu Came Across These Stones From Some Ancient Buildings

Villagers in Udumulla in Mulleriyawa, Came Across The Ruins of This Sluice Supposed to be About 500 Years Old When They Were Digging for Clay Near The Mulleriyawa Tank

Archeology Ruins

The Recent Discovery

Dedigama- Kotavehera

Excavation at Piduragala Near Sigiriya

Sithulpawwa

Old Coins Found at Kotte Ananda Shasthralaya

Dedigama- Kotavehera

Metal Container

One of The 'Twin Baths' (Kuttampokuna) at Anuradhapura

These Two Images, Each Measuring 6 1/2ft, High, Were Dug Up Within a Depth of 3 Feet When Cultivators Removed Earth to Fill The Floor of a New Building at The Poyamalu Vihare, Warawewa

Gal Oya Buddha Statue