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Nhoroondo muridzi wayo: the changing nature of archaeological research and heritage management at Great Zimbabwe
Archaeology is an important avenue that people use to understand their past, as well as to create and maintain their identities. Unfortunately, the practice of archaeology in Africa is marred by western ideologies, which do not give much consideration to the needs of local communities. This thesis e...
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Department of Archaeology
2025
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