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A comparison of the commoner material culture to that of the elite material culture at Great Zimbabwe
This dissertation presents the results of a study done on the area situated outside of the Outer Perimeter Wall, believed to be the commoner area at Great Zimbabwe. The methodology used in this study combined archival with artefact studies and archaeological field work. The study aimed to acquire an...
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Department of Archaeology
2017
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