Chipukuswi

Chipukuswi was a stone-walled settlement in the southern Zimbabwean interior. Its remains belong to the Zimbabwe tradition, whose builders raised freestanding walls and terraced platforms across a wide region. Traces of crafts found at Chipukuswi place it among communities where everyday work included making pottery, working metals and producing ornaments. These settlements formed part of the same broad cultural landscape as Great Zimbabwe, though each had its own place in the networks of the plateau and its southern lowlands.