The "Webster" Ruin in Southern Rhodesia, Africa
"The 'Webster' Ruin in Southern Rhodesia, Africa" by Edward M. Andrews, originally published in 1908, offers an early 20th-century perspective on an archaeological site in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). This historical account details the exploration and initial understanding of the Webster Ruin, providing insights into the structures, artifacts, and potential cultural significance attributed to the site at the time of its discovery. Andrews' work contributes to the historical record of archaeological investigations in Africa and reflects the evolving understanding of the region's past.
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