Yakabatanidzwa ruzha

bands, reliable food supply logistics, and a social structure capable of directing large-scale collective labor. None of those organizational features should have existed in 9600 BCE by any previous model. The site contains no evidence of habitation. No hearths. No cooking debris. No middens. No dwellings. Built entirely for ritual purpose by people who did not live there. The mainstream interpretation, now broadly accepted in academic archaeology,