Celebrate a century of Sri Lanka's rich archaeological heritage with this first edition of the Archaeological Department Centenary (1890–1990) Commemorative Series. Edited by the esteemed Pundit Dr. Nandadeva Wijesekera, this rare and invaluable 5-volume set offers an in-depth exploration of Sri Lanka's historical, cultural, and artistic legacy as preserved and studied by the Department of Archaeology over its first 100 years.
 
Set Includes:
Volume One: History of the Department of Archaeology
A detailed account of the origins, growth, and milestones of the Department of Archaeology, tracing its impact on preserving Sri Lanka’s ancient heritage.
Volume Two: Inscriptions
A scholarly compilation and interpretation of historical inscriptions, offering insights into the island’s ancient languages, cultures, and governance.
Volume Three: Architecture
A comprehensive study of Sri Lanka’s architectural achievements, from ancient stupas to iconic religious and civil structures.
Volume Four: Sculpture
An exploration of the island’s remarkable sculptural traditions, highlighting artistic mastery and cultural evolution.
Volume Five: Painting
An analysis of Sri Lanka’s painting traditions, featuring mural and other visual art forms that illuminate the spiritual and historical life of the island.
 
This complete set is a treasure trove of knowledge, ideal for academics, collectors, and lovers of Sri Lanka’s historical legacy. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a significant piece of the island’s cultural history.