Matabeleland South

56 sites

A look at present-day Marula, between Bulawayo and Plumtree

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An explanation for the Y-shaped rock art motifs found on Nottingham Estate in the Limpopo-Shashi Valley

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Bambata Cave - rock art paintings

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Battle of Bembesi (called Egodade by the amaNdebele) on the 1 November 1893

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Battle of Tshingengoma or Sikombo’s stronghold

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Bushtick Mine, now the location for Falcon College, the independent boarding school in Matabeleland

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Cyrene Mission

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Danangombe Monument (formerly Dhlo-Dhlo Ruins)

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David Tyrie Laing and the near-disaster Matobo Hills engagement in the 1896 Matabele Uprising or Umvukela

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Diana’s Pool and Embizeni Chalets

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Esigodini (formerly Essexvale)

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Figtree, or Fort Molyneaux and the 1896 Matabele Rebellion or Umvukela

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Filabusi Memorial and the Edkins Store killings

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Fort Rixon Rebellion Memorial (Matabele Uprising, or First Umvukela, 1896)

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Fort Tuli

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Fort Umlugulu (previously Fort Nsezi, or Sugar-bush Camp) and the Cemetery

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Fort Usher No. 3

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Giraffe Petroglyph at Mtetengwe

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Hope Fountain Mission

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Hubert John Antony Hervey (1859 – 1896)

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Inanke Cave

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Jabulani

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Kuduland Lodge

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Matobo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Site

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Matopos Railway Terminus

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Memorial to Bertrand and Aleth de Guitaut

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Mort's Tree

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Mzilikazi's Grave

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Nottingham Fly Camp

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Nottingham Retreat

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Nswatugi Cave - rock art paintings

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Nyunteya Cave & Grain Bins

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Orbicular Granite Formation

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Pongo Memorial (Matabele uprising, or First Umvukele, 1896)

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Rhodes Stables

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Rhodes Summer-house

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Rhodes’ Three Peace Indabas

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Selous House (near Esigodini)

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Sentinel Ranch Dinosaur Fossils

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Silozwane Cave - rock art paintings

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The Battle of Shangani (called Bonko by the amaNdebele) on 25 October 1893

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The Carnegie Family – three generations in the country by 1933

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The Kirby family and their Salvation Army connection in early Rhodesia with the Usher Institute from 1946 and the Tshelanyemba Institute in the Semokwe Reserve from 1948 – 1954 followed by international assignments in Northern Rhodesia, present-day Zambia

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The Matabele uprising or First Umvukela Indaba Site (Rhodes Indaba site)

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The Mzilikazi Memorial

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The Pongo Memorial (Matabele uprising, or First Umvukela, 1896) has now been vandalised

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The Southern Column’s skirmish at the Singuesi river on 2 November 1893 revisited

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The arrival of the AmaNdebele in Matabeleland and the succession of King Lobengula

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The historic and world-renowned Cyrene Mission and its Chapel face the threat of an illegal settler invasion

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Thuli Safari Area

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Travel by Ox-wagon in the 1890’s – Lt-Col H. Vaughn-Williams recollections after 57 years

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Travelling by coach in 1890 by Major A.G. Leonard

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Vere Stent’s recollections of Raaff’s Rangers and the Southern Column in 1893

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White Rhino Shelter – Matobo National Park

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World’s View Matobo, Rhodes’ grave and the Shangani Memorial

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Zinjanja Monument (formerly Regina Ruins)

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