The Lost city of Zimbabwe [videorecording] / Arkios Productions in association with The Archaeological Institute of America at Boston University & The Learning Channel

Published:: Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, [1993]
Princeton, N.J. : Devillier/Donegan Enterprises
Copyright Date:: ©1993
Physical Description:: 1 videocassette (22 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
Additional Creators:: Rhys-Davies, John, Grant, Eleanor, Clem, Robert, Vermette, Daniel A., Morin, Bertrand, Archaeological Institute of America, Learning Channel (Firm), and Arkios Productions

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Summary:

Long mistakenly identified as the remnants of some ancient white civilization, the spectacular ruins of the Great Zimbabwe are only now being recognized for what they are : southern Africa's first city. This program looks at the work being done to restore this archaeological site to its African heritage.

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Related Titles:

Archaeology (Television program)

Note:

"FFH 3979", "3979A, "033193"--Label.

Creation/Production Credits Note:

Director, Bertrand Morin; writers, Eleanor Grant, Robert Clem; music, Daniel A. Vermette.

Participant/Performer Note:

John Rhys-Davies.

Technical Details:

VHS format.
Originally shown on the television program: Archaeology.

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