Definition of Zhizo. Meaning of Zhizo. Synonyms of Zhizo

- site. Huffman's excavations found three different phases of occupation, Zhizo, Mambo, and Refuge. The occupation from the 18/19th centuries is called...
- of Mapungubwe lie in Leopard's Kopje. Motivated by the ivory trade, some Zhizo people moved south around 900 to settle Schroda, near the Limpopo River...
- cattle-keeping settlements in South, Central Africa. Around 700 A.D., the Zhizo people moved westward to Toutswe in Botswana after being displaced from...
- the coast. A later phase of the Gokomere culture was the Zhizo in southern Zimbabwe. Zhizo communities settled in the Shashe-Limpopo area in the tenth...
- the Shona and Venda who were already trading and developed in Gumanye and Zhizo-Leokwe cultures for 30 years before being annexed by the Mapungubwe Kingdom...
- relationships with the spirits of the land due to a longer habitation. Some Zhizo remained at Leokwe, likely subordinate to K2 while specialising in rituals...
- figurines Sticks Blended Vinegar bottle, book The Needlewoman Pretoria, egg box Zhizo pottery from Schroda San people artefacts Bird figurines Historical cameras...
- San rather than the Zhizo, their political rivals, because the San did not believe in ancestors, and by not acknowledging the Zhizo's ancestors they would...
- Sudanese herders during the mid-Holocene. At Schroda, located in the region of Zhizo, Limpopo, South Africa that was peopled by Bantu-speaking peoples, 2000...
- the vast majority being of the Zhizo tradition and the discovery of a new typology, named the Chibuene series. The Zhizo beads were made of plant-ash gl****...