Postgraduate Institute of Archaeology launched a project to document more than 1500 pottery samples available in different museums and stores in the country. This catalogue provided a database on archeological pottery excavated from prehistoric  burials, ancient harbour’s human settlements and monasteries in Sri Lanka with an analysis on typology, chronology, international trade, use and aesthetics values.

This book will discuss the architectural principles adopted in harmonizing the technology, materials and geometry to integrate the natural and the built environment by enhancing the built environment by enhancing the aesthetic quality of the cultural landscape created throughout the civilization were well exhibited in the traditional rural and urban settlements, monastic and secular building complexes created along the history of the country. 1996, 71 Pages, 125 ill, 23x30cm, Hard Cover

Architecture, being a product of the art, culture and technological achievements of a civilization, formed the major components of the tangible heritage found in the historic cities of Anuradhapura,Polonnaruwa and Sigiriya. However this book does not document the architectural remains of that glorious past as these are being looked after by the Department of Archaeology. Heritage Buildings of Sri Lanka is a product of the documentation and survey carried out by the Center for Heritage and Cultural Studies in the University of Moratuwa on the architectural heritage of the recent past, not found in lists of National Monuments. This publication documents a set of selected samples of different building types that are found scattered in many districts in the country. 2009, 185p, 400 ill, 22x30cm, Hard Cover

This is excellent publication on an untiring effort of Gerhard Kapitan in studying the traditional watercraft of South and West coast of Sri Lanka. It given a scientific description of the crafts, a total of 178 color photographs have been selected to illustrate the volume. A systematic clarification has been carried out together with scale drawing. No one will be able to do a similar study and documentation become the tsunami has destroyed all tradition of traditional watercraft in country. 2009, 191Pages, 230 ill, 21x30cm,

This is a monograph that discusses the prehistoric research in Sri Lanka. The content of this monograph is an important source for the students who are studying Sri Lankan Prehistory and Physical anthropology. 1991, 50p, 42 ill, 14 x 21cm

This monograph provides a short introduction to the field of settlement archaeology with special reference to a study carried out in Sigiriya-Dambulla Region. This work will be more important to the students of Settlement Archaeology. 1990, 52P, 4 Maps, 14 x 21cm

This monograph presents the basic problems of conservation and restoration of artifacts under a tropical environmental condition. It is a worthwhile reference to the students of conservation and preservation of historical properties. 1991, 118 P, 11 ill, 14 x 21cm,

This is the first scientific report on the Maritime Archaeology of Sri Lanka. The collection of articles in the report discusses the vivid aspects of the subject with special reference to the Galle harbour project. 1993 128 Pages, 52 fig, 22x28cm

This is a collection of articles on various aspects of the settlement archaeology of the area around Sigiriya and Dambulla. Several important areas including the Physical environment, Epigraphy, Irrigation, Ethnography etc. of the area have been discussed in this important book.1994, 349 Pages, 225 ill, 22x28cm

This book presents the results of an extensive field research on the rise of urbanism in the Lower Kirindi Oya Basin of the Hambantota District. It included the detailed descriptions of the archaeological stratigraphy of eight locations excavated in the
research area. A comprehensive pottery typology has also comprised in this book. 2006, 412 Pages; 18 maps; 130 plates; 21x30cm

This is an Archaeological Survey Report. First part of it discusses various theoretical matters which pertain to the Field Archaeology. Second part presents the results of a surface survey conducted at an ancient settlement mound called Valamkatuyaya in the Sabaragamuva province. The content of this report is more relevant to the students who are dealing with Field Archaeology; 2008, 155 Pages,2 maps, 46 ill, 21x29cm

This is an important collection of articles mostly written on ancient art and architecture. It also comprises a few article that covers the other fields of archaeology including, Maritime Archaeology, Epigraphy and Field Archaeology; 2008, 236 Pages; 110 ill, 22x29cm, Hard Cover