Cave Art in Sri Lanka
Art has very deep History. We can
see evidence about Art in aborigine’s societies. Because they were create
primordial in art. Now we can see cave art in aborigine’s societies. Especially
I try to explain cave art in Sri Lanka. Art
treasures of Sri Lanka have been known the world over for long time. These art
treasures are creation of a people who drew their artistic and aesthetic
inspirations from Buddhism. The earliest discovery of these drawings dates back
to 1897 A.D.
Research done on the subject of Sri Lanka’s rock art is certainly not adequate. Rock art is becoming a new interest in the field of research in other parts of the world. There are cave art sites in Sri Lanka.
- Alugalge
- Andiyagala
- Arangodagala
- Billawa
- Budugala
- Dimbulagala
- Dorawaka
- Ganegama
- Gonagolla
- Hulanuge
- Kadurupokuna
- Komarika cave
- Konatte goda gala
- Lenama
- Pihillagoda galge
- Rajagala kanda
- Thantrimale
- Ura kanda
(02) Billawa - Anuradhapura district
(03) Dorawaka - Kegalle district
(04) Gonagolla cave
(05) Kadurupokuna - Deraniyagala
(06) Manda galge - Ampara district
(07) Thantrimale - Anuradhapura district
(08) Kiripokuna hela
Reference
- Nandadeva.B.D,(1986)Ancient Ceylon, Department of Archaeology; Colombo.
- Somadeva.Raj, (2012) Rock Painting & Engraving Sites in Sri Lanka, Postgraduate Instittue of Arcaeology (University of Kelaniya); Colombo 7.
- https:// arunishapiro.wordpress.com. Accessed on 2015.05.09
- www. Namaskara.lk. Accessed on 2015.05.09
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