Over a thousand years ago, between AD 900 and 1300, the
Shashe-Limpopo basin witnessed the development of one of the
earliest African civilizations. Like civilizations everywhere, it
represented complex social organizations, supported by intensive
agriculture and long-distance trade. Some of the earliest finished
gold objects found in the interior of Southern Africa were
excavated here, most notably the now world-famous golden rhino.
Mapungubwe was the forerunner of the famous town of Great Zimbabwe.
Because of this cultural connection to Great Zimbabwe and then the
Venda, it is possible to use historical and traditional evidence to
understand the evolution of Mapungubwe. This generously illustrated
book, written especially for visitors to the site, tells the
thousand-year-old story of the people, wildlife, and topography of
the area.
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