Archaeological investigation launched on human remains near Matale Hospital

Archaeological investigation launched on human remains near Matale Hospital

December 11, 2012   09:03 am

An archaeological investigation has been launched on the human remains found near the Matale Hospital premises in November upon the request of the Matale Judicial Medical Officer.

 

A host of human remains including skeletal remains and skulls were found in the Matale General Hospital premises on November 23 when the area was being prepared for a new building for the biogas unit.

 

Professor Raj Somadeva of the Post Graduate Institute of Archaeology stated that the investigation was called upon by the Judicial Medical Officer of Matale.

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