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The effect of the collapse of the Kalanga state on ordinary citizens. An analysis of behaviour under stress
British Archaeological Reports Oxford Ltd
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Cambridge Monographs in African Archaeology 82 The Kalanga state Butua, which had dominated the Zimbabwe plateau (south central Africa) for four centuries, collapsed in the 1830s due to repeated difaqane invasions, and its population became subject to Ndebele invaders. This work is a study of how the farming population coped with the stresses brought by these events and how this is manifest in the archaeological remains.
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