Discovery of The Burial Site
Siran Upendra, a Sri Lankan government official, attached to the department of archaeology, discovered human burial sites. The location commonly referred to as social burial sites as opposed to the graveyard basically sites where evidence of six bodies is found. Besides the burial sites, in 1968, as Upendra proceeded on his discoveries, he found evidence of microlith stone tools, organic material, and remnants of the prehistoric fireplace. By the use of advanced research procedures such as carbon dating and consultation with international experts, evidence suggests that the existence of life 33,000 years ago. This is not the only wonder in the cave. In this very same location, experts developed an interest in the history attached. The researchers found evidence of two prehistoric lives, dating, 850 years BP of a child, and 5400 years BP of a young woman they called Kalu-Menika.