Understanding Cultural Landscape at Great Zimbabwe

Ashton Sinamai

doi:10.5771/9781666926910

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Copyright year: 2025
ISBN-Print: 978-1-6669-2690-3
ISBN-Online: 978-1-6669-2691-0
Publisher: Lexington, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 166
Product type: Book Titles

1. Contents No access
2. Acknowledgements No access
1. The Lion and the Story No access
2. Cultural Landscapes No access
3. Undisciplining Archaeology at Great Zimbabwe No access
1. Stories from My Past No access
2. The Way It Was: The Great Zimbabwe Landscape at the Advent of Colonialism No access
3. The Way It Is: The Archaeological Narratives No access
1. Arts, Culture and ‘Insolence’: Conditioning the Native No access
2. Legislating Material Heritage No access
1. The Cultural Politics of Knowledge No access
2. Knowledges and the Concept of Landscapes No access
3. Landscape Memory No access
4. Cultural Landscapes or Landscaped Culture? No access
5. Landscape Acoustics No access
6. Ivhu rinotswamwa: Correcting the Knowledge Wrongs No access
1. Power and Landscape in Zimbabwe Culture States No access
2. Power and Its Requirements No access
3. Expression of Power at Great Zimbabwe No access
4. Space and Power at Zimbabwe Culture Sites No access
5. Architecture and Power No access
6. Symbols of Power No access
7. Sounds of the Rituals No access
8. Conclusion No access
1. Ruins, Ruination and MaDzimbabwe No access
2. Landscape Loss and Gain at Great Zimbabwe No access
3. Agencies of Ruination No access
1. Myth, Memory and the Power of Heritage No access
2. The Story, Imagination and Landscape No access
3. Landscape and the Story No access
4. The Great Zimbabwe Landscape No access
5. Community Memory and the Landscape at Great Zimbabwe No access
6. Remapping the Cultural Landscape No access
7. Landscape Mapping, Narratives and the Archaeology Disciplines No access
1. Landscape Acoustics No access
2. The Great Zimbabwe Soundscape No access
3. Eroding the Sacred Soundscape No access
4. Conserving Ambience No access
1. Awe/Fear as a Heritage Experience No access
2. Awe/Fear at Zimbabwe Culture Sites No access
3. The Significance of the Sensory Experience in Landscape Studies No access
1. Decolonizing Landscape at Great Zimbabwe No access
2. Coloniality of Knowledge and the Landscape No access
3. Conclusion: Memory and the Ancestral Landscape No access
References No access Pages 151 - 160
Index No access Pages 161 - 164
About the Author No access Pages 165 - 166