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Dr. Ganga Rajinee Dissanayaka, Ph.D., is a distinguished socio-cultural analyst, ethnographer, and art historian renowned for her groundbreaking research in Sri Lankan temple art and architecture. Specializing in participatory research methodology, she unravels the social and political intricacies of 17th-century Image Houses. Dr. Dissanayaka’s expertise has driven numerous projects, including collaborations with the World Bank and international repatriation efforts. As a prolific author and lecturer at esteemed universities, she shares her wealth of knowledge with eager students. Her scholarly contributions extend to publications in prestigious journals and documentaries exploring Sri Lanka’s rich cultural heritage. Dr. Dissanayaka’s current endeavors focus on reshaping history education and exploring the relationship between trade, Buddhism, and art in East Asia. With her insightful research and dedication to cultural preservation, she continues to be a pioneering force in ethnography, art history, and socio-cultural analysis.