The Pre Historic Period in South Africa
The Pre Historic Period in South Africa
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Haddon. } Supposed copper currency. The length of the straight portion is about 49 centimetres in each.
the more peaceful and industrious tribes. It was to a series of these raids that the builders of the ruins succumbed. Bantu culture, then, received a setback from which it has never recovered.
****** It is manifestly impossible in a work of this character to give any other than a very brief and general account of the interesting ruins above dealt with, and, indeed, the wealth of data recorded... in the several books and numerous papers specially devoted to them renders this unnecessary. Since Mr. Bent's investigations pub- lished in his Ruined Cities of M ashonaland, a vast amount of facts have been accumulated, mainly by Ehodesians, among whom * See Appendix.
7G Mr. Franklin White and Mr. Hall must be specially mentioned the former mainly on account of the splendid plans he has prepared of various of the better ruins, and the latter chiefly because of the quantity of information he has collected regarding Zimbabwe while Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haddon. } Supposed copper currency. The length of the straight portion is about 49 centimetres in each.
the more peaceful and industrious tribes. It was to a series of these raids that the builders of the ruins succumbed. Bantu culture, then, received a setback from which it has never recovered.
****** It is manifestly impossible in a work of this character to give any other than a very brief and general account of the interesting ruins above dealt with, and, indeed, the wealth of data recorded... in the several books and numerous papers specially devoted to them renders this unnecessary. Since Mr. Bent's investigations pub- lished in his Ruined Cities of M ashonaland, a vast amount of facts have been accumulated, mainly by Ehodesians, among whom * See Appendix.
7G Mr. Franklin White and Mr. Hall must be specially mentioned the former mainly on account of the splendid plans he has prepared of various of the better ruins, and the latter chiefly because of the quantity of information he has collected regarding Zimbabwe while Dr.
What to read after The Pre Historic Period in South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J P Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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