Coastal hunter-gatherer-fisher people who lived in Sri Lanka around 4,000 years ago will be the focus of a lecture by National Trust, an organization which expands knowledge about the culture and history of the island.
Samanti Kulatilake, Associate Professor of Biological Anthropology at Mount Royal University, Canada will speak about a site in Mini-athaliya where aquatic foragers lived in mid-Holocene period, the National Trust said.
In 2007 to 2008 researchers uncovered human skeletal and dental remains, faunal remains, microlithic implements and contextual information on the cultural and symbolic aspects of these people who lived there.
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