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 Kenya's coastal heritage.
Archaeologists have identified a series of impressive medieval ruins along the Kenyan coast, including grand houses and mosques. The peak of this urban heritage is dated to the 13th century.
Through reconstructed artefacts held in Kenyan museums, we can glimpse the animated urban life that once thrived within these lost cities.
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