Edward Matenga
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Edward J. Matenga is a Zimbabwean archaeologist and the former director of the Great Zimbabwe World Heritage Site. He is now an independent consultant. He is a member of International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). He obtained his PhD in archaeology and heritage from Uppsala University in Sweden.[1]
Selected publications
- Archaeological Figurines from Zimbabwe. 1993.
- "Documenting the Stones on the Walls of Great Zimbabwe" in Monuments and Sites: Zimbabwe, International Council on Monuments and Sites, 1996.[2]
- The Soapstone Birds of Great Zimbabwe: Symbols of a Nation. African Publishing Group, Harare, 1998. ISBN 1779011350
- "The Soapstone Birds of Great Zimbabwe Symbols of a Nation", The South African Archaeological Bulletin, 56 (173/174):105 (December 2001)
- The Soapstone Birds of Great Zimbabwe: Archaeological Heritage, Religion and Politics in Postcolonial Zimbabwe and the Return of Cultural Property. Uppsala University, 2011. ISBN 9789150622409 (Volume 16 of Studies in Global Archaeology)
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