Great Zimbabwe is a compelling examination of the history and archaeology of one of Africa's most fascinating sites. From its origins as a modest agricultural settlement to its rise as the capital of a powerful medieval kingdom, Great Zimbabwe offers insights into the complex political, economic, and social dynamics of southern Africa. Richard Nicklin Hall draws on the latest research to present a vivid portrait of this remarkable place and its people.

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