Tech Archaeology

Sept 10, 2009 (LBO) - At Sigiriya, in central Sri Lanka, a group of geophysicists are probing the ground around an ancient rock fortress with ground penetrating radar, looking for man-made structures which are 1,500 years old.
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The rock is surrounded by a landscaped patchwork of shallow ponds - a water garden - which is irrigated by a complex network of waterways and trimmed with fountains.

Ancient Sri Lankans who built large reservoirs - called tanks - are known for their feats of irrigation engineering, which were vital for their agriculture based civilization.

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The enraged and fratricidal Kasyapa is said to have walled his father into the bund of Kala Wewa, a large reservoir after finding out that most of the funds of the royal treasury had been committed to building the tank.


Unexplored

Only a part of the structure on the grounds around the citadel in Sigiriya (Lion Rock) have been explored and restored.

In a plateau like landing halfway up the rock, the giant paws of a lion carved from the rock, still remain.

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"The aim of the current phase is to map the man made structures in a 100 metre stretch at the no

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