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What nonsense
Sri Lanka’s fossil records of first modern human habitation dates back to 125000 yrs not 70000 (Deraniyagala etal) evidense southern coastal area minihagalkanda area
70,000-7500 we see evidence of habitation in the hills of sabaragamuwa
What nonsense
Sri Lanka’s fossil records of first modern human habitation dates back to 125000 yrs not 70000 (Deraniyagala etal) evidense southern coastal area minihagalkanda area
70,000-7500 we see evidence of habitation in the hills of sabaragamuwa
There on it extends to the plains of rajarata
With history begin at 2500yr mark