The main attractions of this season's unveiling session were Bangladesh's primitive brick constructions, human habitation in pits, roads and numerous other relics such as sandwich glass beads, earthenware, and ancient silver coins that have been excavated from the site. The next phase of the work will be the analysis and documentation of the excavated artifacts. Next season's excavation efforts are expected to commence from September 2007.

The chief guest of the program was Prof. Muntasir Mamun, Chairman, Department of History, Dhaka University. The special guests of the program were Prof. Hashem Khan, renowned artist, Dr. Shafiqul Alam, Director, Archeological Department of Bangladesh, and Kafil H.S. Muyeed, Director, New Business Division, Grameenphone Ltd. The program was chaired by Prof. Dr. A.K.M. Shahnawaz, Advisor to Oitihya Onneswan.

Grameenphone Ltd. believes that the preservation of national heritage plays a vital role in the overall development of Bangladesh. As one of the largest corporate houses in the country, Grameenphone Ltd. has always recognized its social responsibilities and made a long-term commitment to be the exclusive sponsor of the Wari-Bateshwar excavation initiative. Through this commitment, Grameenphone has provided financial resources and assistance in raising public awareness about the historical Wari-Batershwar. Grameenphone has always been proud to be associated with efforts that promote Bangladesh's rich history, culture and heritage.