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Reference with years of the schoolars who support the ingenuity of Great Zimbabwe.?
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Reference with years of the schoolars who support the ingenuity of Great Zimbabwe.?
Schoolars who support the ingenuity of Great Zimbabwe and the years
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Some scholars who have supported the ingenuity of Great Zimbabwe include:
1. Gertrude Caton-Thompson (1931) - British archaeologist who conducted excavations at Great Zimbabwe and argued that it was built by the local Bantu-speaking people.
2. Peter Garlake (1973) - Zimbabwean archaeologist who proposed that Great Zimbabwe was a political and economic center of a complex society.
3. Thomas Huffman (1996) - American archaeologist who argued that Great Zimbabwe was built by the Shona people and served as a royal residence and administrative center.
4. Innocent Pikirayi (2001) - Zimbabwean archaeologist who suggested that Great Zimbabwe was a multi-ethnic trading center that played a key role in the Indian Ocean trade network.
5. Shadreck Chirikure (2016) - Zimbabwean archaeologist who has conducted research on the metallurgical practices at Great Zimbabwe, suggesting that the site was a center of iron production and trade.
1. Gertrude Caton-Thompson (1931) - British archaeologist who conducted excavations at Great Zimbabwe and argued that it was built by the local Bantu-speaking people.
2. Peter Garlake (1973) - Zimbabwean archaeologist who proposed that Great Zimbabwe was a political and economic center of a complex society.
3. Thomas Huffman (1996) - American archaeologist who argued that Great Zimbabwe was built by the Shona people and served as a royal residence and administrative center.
4. Innocent Pikirayi (2001) - Zimbabwean archaeologist who suggested that Great Zimbabwe was a multi-ethnic trading center that played a key role in the Indian Ocean trade network.
5. Shadreck Chirikure (2016) - Zimbabwean archaeologist who has conducted research on the metallurgical practices at Great Zimbabwe, suggesting that the site was a center of iron production and trade.
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