A complain from Archaeological department director General.

Friday, 18 October 2013 - 8:07

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The archaeological department states that there are over 250 thousand identified archaeological sites in Sri lanka.

Director General of the department Dr Senarath Dissanayaka addressing a media briefing yesterday stated that the department has only examined 20 thousand sites so far.

Director General speaking further stated that the staff in the department is not adequate.

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