the broad cultural relationships of the late Zimbabwe period and illustrating northern and southern facies of the Zimbabwe tradition. This is the second volume in a series entitled Studies in the African Past, sponsored by Sida/SAREC, Sweden. Publications such as this are hard-won, coming together in academic environments with serious fiscal constraints. The editors and authors are to be commended for their ongoing research and publication efforts, and for their contributions to the great

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... orative project of reconstructing the African past; they remain committed to the multivocality of that project.