Its a confirmed HOAX... totally fake pictures.... and it was not found in Gampola as the hoax was released

Its just a urban legend and people keep falling in to it!
http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_fairy_pictures.htm
Comments: BBC News has confirmed that the images and text above were created as an April Fools prank by
Dan Baines, whose job is designing "strange and unique" illusions for stage magicians. The story of the mummified fairy's discovery was first posted in March 2007 on Baines' Website,
Lebanon Circle Magic Company, where it attracted as many as 20,000 hits in a single day. After confessing to the hoax he sold the fake artifact on eBay for £280. Many people, he says, continue to insist it's real.