Worked as a Research Assistant on early human studies in Bundala in collaboration with the University of Sydney.

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Akila worked as a Research Assistant on an early human studies project in Bundala, collaborating closely with the University of Sydney. His responsibilities included field data collection, artifact documentation, environmental observations, and assisting senior researchers during on-site investigations. This experience strengthened his skills in archaeological methodology, enhanced his understanding of prehistoric human activity in Sri Lanka, and offered valuable exposure to international academic collaboration.
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