Evolution of the Sinhala Script: Based on the Ancient Sri Lankan Inscriptions by Nimal Herath Bilby He was graduated MBBS in

He was graduated MBBS in 1999 from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Ruhuna and started working as a doctor in the General Hospital

a compassion that is able to register contradiction and complexity without passing judgement

"See me as a person first…

communicate with them

Also included in this book is a selection of articles by renowned local and international experts on elephants

Evolution of the Sinhala Script: Based on the Ancient Sri Lankan Inscriptions by Nimal Herath Bilby He was graduated MBBS inThe Sinhala language occupies an oral tradition of at least 2,500 years and a written tradition of 2,300 years, making it a unique example of a language with antiquity and unbroken historical continuity. Identified as early Sinhala, it emerged as a blend of the Hela basa spoken by the Vedds and a Prakrit language used by Indo Aryan settlers who arrived on the island around the 6th Century BCE. The Sinhala script in Brhmi characters, believed to have