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Zimbabwe

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Zimbabwe [Bantu,=stone houses], ruined city, SE Zimbabwe, near Fort Victoria. It was discovered by European explorers c.1870, and some believed it the biblical Ophir, where King Solomon had his mines. From 1890 to 1900 some 100,000 gold mining claims were staked out there, but all proved barren. Modern archaeological evidence has shown that Zimbabwe was first occupied by the earliest Iron Age people in the 3d cent. It was abandoned sometime thereafter until it was reoccupied in the late 9th cent. or early 10th cent. The remaining ruins include a massive wall, constructed in the 11th cent., a... Read more
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Country statistics area: 390,579sq km (150,873sq mi) 11,600,000 capital (population): Harare...Protestant 35%, African traditional beliefs 29%, Roman Catholic 12%, Muslim 1% currency: Zimbabwe dollar = 100 centsRepublic in s central Africa. Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in s Africa. It consists ... Read more
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe , formerly Rhodesia, officially Republic of Zimbabwe, republic (2005 est. pop. 12,747,000), 150,803 sq mi...along the Mozambique border, where the highest point in Zimbabwe, Mt. Inyangani (8,503 ft/2,592 m), stands. Zimbabwe has... Read more

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