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   <title>Friday, March 25, 2016: Domboshava Petroglyphs</title>
   <author>Dr. Richard Johnson </author>
   <email>whoward@harpercollege.edu</email>
   <description>In the mid-afternoon the group left Harare for the archeological site at Domboshava, about 20 miles from the city. Domboshava, meaning red rock in Shona, is the name given to an exfoliated igneous dome that takes the shape of a slightly concave hill northeast of the town with the same name.</description>
   <pubDate>Fri, 25 Mar 2016 23:47:39 -08:00</pubDate>
   <tags>worlding</tags>
   <externaltags>culture, geographical wonder, zimbabwe, study abroad, africa, indigenous, archeology, san, bantu, colonialism </externaltags>
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            alt="Cave paintings of humanoids and wildlife"/>
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