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Bamboo Crafts and Associated Knowledge System of The Karbi Tribe of Assam Plains, North- Eastern India: A Cultural Heritage

Das, Pritam; Bain, Worrel Kumar; Gogoi, Bitupan (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

Bamboo, one of the precious plant resources of the earth, plays a cardinal role in influencing civilised life patterns in Southern and Eastern Asian countries, where they are found in abundance. It has a long history in ...
Scientific Investigation of Ancient Sri Lankan Private Labor Room (Thimbiri Geya)

Rathnayake, U. S.; Suratissa, D.M.; Hashan, T.; Siriwardena, K.N.T.; Udugama, D.C. (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

Sri Lanka is a proud nation in the world for its ancient architectural and irrigational structures. Unlike today, the hospitals were not served for purpose of natural labor and delivery. Most of the houses have had a ...
A Forensic Anthropological Analysis on The Consumption of Forensic Science Methods Utilized to Detect Homicides Along with Sharp Weapons (With Special Reference to Court Records)

Amarakoon, A.A.C.N.; Wijayarathna, W.K.N.; Nahallage, C. (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

Crime is a common phenomenon in an organized society. Among the crimes, we identify as homicide is the unlawful premeditated murder of a person. Today, the criminal and the crime are meticulous. As a result, finding the ...
Reviewing the Paleo- Biological Remains of Rajagala Mahalena Cave in The Eastern Province of Sri Lanka

K.M, Alexander; G, Ranasinghe; M.D.I.K, Abeynayake; E.G.J, Suranga; S., Satish (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

The Rajagala is the dry lowland of the island, which lies at or below 900m asl, is confined to the north-central and southeastern parts of Sri Lanka. The zone comprises a plain rarely rising above c.40 m asl, but which ...
New Perception to Proto History Burial Site in Andarawewa An Archaeological and Geochemical Prospection

Young, Sansfica M; Mendis, D. Thusitha; Ishiga, H. (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

The megalithic burial site at Galgamuwa Andarawewa is situated at Anamaduwa Secretariat Division in the North Western Province, Sri Lanka. It is evident that 2500 years ago the proto history people had settled in this ...
Potentials of Underwater Cultural Heritage Towards Tourism in Galle, Sri Lanka: Perspectives of Tourism Service Providers and Maritime Archaeologists

Fernando, Rishini; Rathnayake, Suvimali (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

Travelling to visit places with Underwater Cultural Heritage is becoming a significant niche tourism type worldwide. Because of its remarkable position in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka has always been a hub for sea trade. ...
Effect of Environmental and Socio-Cultural Impacts Caused by Tourism on Residents’ Lives Ancient City of Anuradhapura

Jayasinghe, J.A.P.M. (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

Tourism is one of the biggest and fastest-growing sectors in the global economy and has significant environmental, cultural, social, and economic effects, both positive and negative. Yet, relatively few studies have ...
Cultural and Religious Tourism in Majuli With Special Reference to Auniati Sattra And Uttar Kamalabari Sattra

Goswami, Gitanjali; Mousumi, Sharma (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

The paper attempts to study the potential of cultural and religious tourism industry in Majuli as a whole and Auniati Sattra and Uttar Kamalabari Sattra of the island in particular. The scope of tourism in Majuli, be it ...
Nature Tourism in India-Red Sander Plant Species of YSR District, Andhra Pradesh

Vellore, Ramabrahmam; Vudhayaraju, Varija (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

The Medical tourism studies report for the year 2015 indicates that more than 2,000,000 patients from abroad travelled to India. Ayurveda has attracted the attention of global population especially the developed countries ...
Comparative Systematic Analysis of Milankovitch Cycles to Identify Variations of Glaciers and Interglacial Periods of Late Pleistocene in South Asia

Ravibhanu, Aravinda; Katupotha, Jinadasa; Aouititen, Majda (Department of Archaeology, University of Kelaniya, 2020)

Variations in the first Euler angle known as Earth precession phenomenon which is described as a change in the Earth’s orbit; found to have strong impact on the climate of Earth. These observations of climate changes ...
Community Film Making and innovative direction of rural art (An ethnographic study on a Sri Lankan community film 'Walapane Satana')

Lokuliyana, Aruna; Ruwanpathirana, Ileka (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

'Community film' is an attractive new term that has been emerged over the past few years. Though Sri Lankans are familiar with 'Community radio', the phrase 'Community film' is still a novel idea. But, it has been recognized ...
Terracotta figurines found on the Diyabate Rock belonging to the Thabbowa- Maradanmaduwa culture

Athapaththu, Janaka; Devinda, Sanidu; Nadeeshani, Rangika; Jayarathne, Nirmani; Hansini, Imashi (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

Terracotta figurines were discovered throughout Sri Lanka especially in the Northern, North Central and Eastern dry zones, have been traditionally assigned to the Thabbbowa-Maradanmaduwe culture the discovered sites indicate ...
Role of Information Technology in heritage tourism: UNESCO World Heritage sites of Sri Lanka

Abeysinghe, A.; Abeysinghe, A. (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

Heritage and Information Technology (IT) may seem inconsistent at first. But IT has a significant role in heritage tourism. IT provides effective resources by which heritage tourism has evolved as a modern tool without ...
Impact of water scarcity on Agriculture in Mi Oya River Basin

Madumali, G.V.H.M.; Manamperi, M.M.S.B. (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

There is a finite amount of fresh water on earth and only 3% of the total water in the world is freshwater while less than 1% is readily usable by humans. Water availability varies in time and space. One river basin may ...
Recently discovered Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic Sites of Jodhpur district, Rajasthan, Western India: A Report based on preliminary observations

Dibyopama, Astha (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

Intensive and extensive exploration of archaeological explorations were carried out in the Jodhpur district of Rajasthan Western India, by Dibyopama (2010). As the result of these surveys, two Upper Paleolithic and four ...
Glass Bead Making Technology in Ancient Sri Lanka

Buddikasiri, P.R.A.; Madhumali, A.K.R. (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

Bead making and trading of beads are some of the oldest industries in the world. Beads are small, colourful, symmetrical, and often quite beautiful. They are frequently standardized, inexpensive units that can be arranged ...
Roman Artistic Motifs Found on the Sculpture of Eastern Frontispiece of Abhayagiriya

Biyanwila, A. (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

Ancient art is neither compact nor concise. It inspires and is inspired incessantly. Ancient Sri Lankan Art does not escape this truth. The presence of Indian influences such as Andhra, Gandhara, Mathura, Amaravati in Sri ...
Sustainability of Cultural Heritage Tourism: A Study Based on Cultural Triangle in Sri Lanka

Wijesooriya, M.W.A.T.N. (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

Cultural heritage tourism is one of the fastest-growing forms of tourism. The cultural triangle in Sri Lanka has great potentiality to develop cultural heritage tourism as it consists of unique cultural and heritage ...
Promoting Peace Through Tourism

Wijayawickrama, Erangi (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

This paper discusses the relationship between peace and tourism and the way how tourism leadsto peace. Tourism doesn’t have a direct link with peace. But in several ways, tourism open paths to way for peace. Tourism should ...
An anthropological study of ‘Rathikāma Bali Yāgaya (Bali ritual)’ in traditional folk medicine to treat infertility

Srishan, G.A.A.N.; Abhayasundere, P.N.; Jayasiri, A.A.J.; Wijayarathne, W.K.M.; Dissanayake, D.M.K.G.K. (Journal of Archaeology, Tourism & Anthropology, 2020)

Reproductive processes and the generation of posterity are important for the survival of organisms. As man became accustomed to civilized life, motherhood and fatherhood were considered noble and fortunate things. Accordingly, ...

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