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zimbabwe

African dwelling
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  • Mozambique
    Mozambique
    / Early settlement

    …settlements featuring stone enclosures, or zimbabwes.

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    …settlements featuring stone enclosures, or zimbabwes.

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  • Great Zimbabwe complex
    African architecture
    / Palaces and shrines

    The zimbabwes (“stone houses”) built in the 17th and 18th centuries by the Rozwi kings of southern Central Africa were royal kraals, an example being the citadel of Chief Changamire at Khami, Zimbabwe. Ruins at Regina, Nalatali, and Dhlodhlo (also in Zimbabwe) all display fine mortarless…

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    The zimbabwes (“stone houses”) built in the 17th and 18th centuries by the Rozwi kings of southern Central Africa were royal kraals, an example being the citadel of Chief Changamire at Khami, Zimbabwe. Ruins at Regina, Nalatali, and Dhlodhlo (also in Zimbabwe) all display fine mortarless…

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