evidence: This place is located in the village of Yatagampitiya in Sri Lanka which is also known as Pahiyan Lena. It’s the largest cave on the island and one of the largest natural rock foundations in all of Asia. The cave was also the location of anextraordinary archaeological sighting that excavated human skulls dating back at about 37,000 years. The ruins of one of the regions are oldest primeval humanoid settlements. As a long distanceway of walking and semi-spirited climb is compulsory to visit the Pahiyangala Cave.When compared to the other historic sites in Sri Lanka, the climb and walkis minimal in this case. It is located at around 40km away from Colombo and this is a nearbylocation and is an easy drive too. When you take the Piliyandala to Bulathsinghala Road and pass the rice fields and villages,this Cave is reachable from Kalutara and Horana. Then, you’ll find yourself at the unfeeling path that primes up to the Pahiyangala cave’s entrance. [...] Guests to the cave are reached by the temple’s 40 foot long resting Buddha statue.Outside the cave’s expectedattractiveness, the archaeological treasures within it makes it anamazing piece of the history. In accumulation to the human skulls the Sri Lankan Archaeological Departments found that they also exposed weapons from the same era. These weapons made from animal bones and stones were used to kill deer, monkeys, porcupines, and other animals. Rendering to researcher’ssuggestioninitiate in the cave proposes that these early humans also ate "a few types of edible snails and wild breadfruit."