Ruins
25 sites
RuinsBumbusi Ruin and Rock Engravings
Matabeleland North
RuinsChawomera Fort
Manicaland
RuinsChisvingo and Nhunguza monuments, Masembura Communal Lands
Mashonaland Central
RuinsDanangombe Monument (formerly Dhlo-Dhlo Ruins)
Matabeleland South
RuinsGreat Zimbabwe – early written descriptions and photographs
Masvingo
RuinsGreat Zimbabwe, a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Site
Masvingo
RuinsKarl Mauch, explorer and geologist and the man who claimed to be the first European to visit Great Zimbabwe
Masvingo
RuinsKhame (previously Khami) Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Site
Bulawayo
RuinsKhami – capital of the Torwa state
Bulawayo
RuinsLuanze Earthworks and Church
Mashonaland East
RuinsManyanga (formerly Ntaba zika Mambo) Monument ruins
Matabeleland North
RuinsMatendere Monument
Manicaland
RuinsMutoko (or Tere) Monument
Mashonaland East
RuinsNyahokwe Village
Manicaland
RuinsNyangwe Fort
Manicaland
RuinsOld Fort Hartley and the Cemetery at Hartley Hills goldfield
Mashonaland West
RuinsPit Structures
Manicaland
RuinsTerracing and Water Furrows
Manicaland
RuinsThe Naletale Monument (or Nharatare “straight-line “or Nhandare “stadium”)
Midlands
RuinsThe controversy in the early 20th Century over whether the stone structures in Zimbabwe were old and built by foreigners or comparatively recent and built by the Mashona
Masvingo
RuinsTsindi Ruins (formerly called Lekkerwater Ruins)
Mashonaland East
RuinsZimbabwe’s dry-stone buildings; an article on their extent and meaning
Masvingo
RuinsZinjanja Monument (formerly Regina Ruins)
Matabeleland South
RuinsZiwa Ruins and Site Museum (formerly Van Niekerk Ruins)
Manicaland
RuinsZvipadze Monument (formerly known as Harleigh Farm Ruin)
Manicaland