Khami

Khami refers to an archaeological site in Zimbabwe, recognized for its historical significance as a major center of the Kingdom of Butua during the late Iron Age, approximately from the 15th to 17th centuries. The site features impressive stone ruins, showcasing advanced techniques in construction using granite blocks. Khami is known for its intricate walls, terraced gardens, and drainage systems, reflecting the social and economic complexity of its inhabitants. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its cultural importance and the legacy of early African civilizations in southern Africa.