A Sinhala-language title on archaeological heritage and development, published by Godage International Publishers of Colombo. The subject sits where conservation meets the pressures of building, infrastructure and land use — a live question in a country where ancient sites and modern works often occupy the same ground.
The text is entirely in Sinhala. There is no English translation within the book, so a reader will need to be comfortable in the language to use it. For buyers outside Sri Lanka, that is the first thing to settle before ordering.
The author is D M S R Priyanga. Godage publishes widely across Sinhala academic and general non-fiction, and titles of this kind are typically written for university students, heritage professionals and readers following archaeology and conservation debates in Sri Lanka.
It will suit Sinhala readers studying or working in archaeology, museum and heritage work, or planning, and members of the Sri Lankan diaspora who read in Sinhala and want material on the island's archaeological record that is not available in English.
- Author: D M S R Priyanga
- Publisher: Godage International Publishers
- Language: Sinhala
- Pages: 120
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