Uncovering the medieval grandeur of Kenya's lost coastal cities
In short: Explore the architectural remnants of a sophisticated East African civilization. This lecture by Robin Walker examines the tombs, palaces, and mosques that defined a golden age of coastal urban life.
Archaeologists have identified a series of impressive medieval ruins along the Kenyan coast, including grand houses, mosques, and palaces. This heritage reached its peak during the 13th century.
The presentation delves into the urban life of these lost cities, using reconstructed artefacts held in Kenyan museums to illustrate the vibrancy of this historical period.
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