CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE PADDY LANDS OF THE KANDY DISTRICT.

The article discusses the continuous change of paddy lands in the Kandy district of Sri Lanka and its agricultural development. The paddy lands near the Kandy district is believed to be the rice plantation field of the Sri Lankan people. Due to continues development, some part of the lands has been...

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Published in:Sri Lanka Journal of the Humanities Vol. 31; no. 1/2; pp. 35 - 55
Main Author: Wallach, Bret
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Published: Sri Lanka Journal of the Humanities 2005
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