Mapungubwe

Arayaxo ke Mapungubwe
Mapungubwe keve lentefa jowa ke Geeafrika kake Zimbabwea is Botswana tigir. To glupaf patectoy dem meila ciaenafa gu aal is abic torestaal is ctakafa cabda aname yootafe aze tice azeka. Uton ice Limpopo bost is Shashe kuksa. Mapungubwe va telo logijafo gazaxo ke geefa Afrika voneyer aze bak XIV^-eafa decemda zo jovleyer. Spamafa stabrega wan tid, ke berma is varafa irubaxo anameon, is ke toloyu abdifu kelu. Debak va kevliskaf wiray va yone seltafe is gaderopafe dre remi mon 400 tanda divnedir. ~ UNESCO : Arayaxo ke Mapungubwe

(en) Mapungubwe is set hard against the northern border of South Africa, joining Zimbabwe and Botswana. It is an open, expansive savannah landscape at the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe rivers. Mapungubwe developed into the largest kingdom in the sub-continent before it was abandoned in the 14th century. What survives are the almost untouched remains of the palace sites and also the entire settlement area dependent upon them, as well as two earlier capital sites, the whole presenting an unrivalled picture of the development of social and political structures over some 400 years. ~ UNESCO website, licence CC-BY-SA IGO 3.0