I have shown you a basic structure, how the female costume may have changed using evidences from the Murals, beginning with the mid 18th century and ending at the turn of the 19th century. Martin Wickramasingha and M. D. Ariyapala have attempted hypothesis based on the literary evidences from the time of the “Hiatus” before the period discussed this evening. It seems that the late medieval society did not measure the “Modesty” of the female from the percentage of the exposure of the body.
https://thuppahi.wordpress.com/2013...dhist-murals-from-the-18th-to-20th-centuries/
If you have any questions this is the man with the address (ask him)
Name: Prof. Asoka de Zoysa
Department: Department of Modern Languages
University Location:
( Room Number ) K2 122
University Address: Department of Modern Languages,
University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.
https://thuppahi.wordpress.com/2013...dhist-murals-from-the-18th-to-20th-centuries/
If you have any questions this is the man with the address (ask him)
Name: Prof. Asoka de Zoysa
Department: Department of Modern Languages
University Location:
( Room Number ) K2 122
University Address: Department of Modern Languages,
University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.
ඇයි ඉතින් ඉස්සර එහෙම හිටියනං දැන් ඉන්න බාදාවක් නෑ නේ. 
සුද්දෝත් එහෙමනේ මේ කියන විදිහට අවුලක් නෑ නේ ඔහේ එහෙම ඇන්දට. උමටත් පුළුවන් නේ ෂර්ට් එකක් නැතුව යන්න 
ඔෆිස් එකකට උඩට අඳින්නේ නැතුව යන්න විදිහක් නෑ, පාරේ යන්න විදිහක් නෑ උඹල වගේ මානසික විකෘති තියෙන උන් හින්ද. 
