Sir John Marshall Gold Medal for Ancient Technology
Sir John Marshall Gold Medal for Ancient Technology
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Named after Sir John Marshall, former Director-General of the Archaeological Survey of India, this Gold Medal honours his role in advancing the scientific study of ancient material culture and technology. Marshall’s leadership oversaw landmark discoveries, including the Indus Valley Civilisation, and promoted careful analysis of construction techniques, craftsmanship, and technological innovation in antiquity.
The medal recognises outstanding achievement in Ancient Technology, celebrating analytical approaches to understanding past technologies and production systems.
for the Most Outstanding Academic Achievement in Ancient Technology
for the Most Outstanding Academic Achievement in Ancient Technology
Selection criteria
Selection criteria
A student with the highest marks (not less than 75% of the marks with A or A+ Pass) for ‘Ancient Technology’ course unit – MSc in Archaeology. In case more than one student is eligible for the award, select the student with the highest overall total marks for all subjects. The eligible recipient shall be presented with the gold medal during the graduation ceremony at which the MSc in Archaeology degree is conferred to him/her.
The Gold Medal shall be awarded annually at the General Convocation of the University, upon the recommendation of the Board of Studies, the Board of Management and approval of the Senate.
Awarding Authority: University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka
Award Recipients
Award Recipients
2022/23
To be awarded
To be awarded
2024/25
To be awarded
To be awarded
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