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- Kaditshwene abstract "Kaditshwene aka Gaditshwene or Karechuenya, was a South African Iron Age settlement some 25 kilometres (16 mi) northeast of the present-day North West Province town of Zeerust.It was the cultural capital of the Bahurutshe people, one of the principal Tswana tribes and a centre of manufacturing and trading. The missionary, John Campbell, came across this settlement in the Tshwenyane hills of the Marico in 1820, at which time its population of 20 000 exceeded that of Cape Town. Archaeologists estimate that it had been founded in the late 1400s on the site of iron and copper ore deposits.In 1821, during the Mfecane, the town was sacked by the Batlokwa under the warrior queen, Mantatisi. The attack was followed round 1823 by another under Sebetwane and the Bafokeng tribe. The survivors fled west and sought sanctuary among the Bakwena and other Tswana tribes. Crumbling stone walls, foundations, ash middens and remains of a metal working industry are the only evidence of the settlement's previous existence. In 2011 the ruins were declared a National Heritage Site by the Government. John Campbell referred to the town as “Kurreechane”, a rendition which has survived in Kurrichane thrush and Kurrichane buttonquail, species that were described from there by Andrew Smith.".
- Kaditshwene thumbnail John_Campbell_(missionary)02.jpg?width=300.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageID "48488680".
- Kaditshwene wikiPageLength "4785".
- Kaditshwene wikiPageOutDegree "20".
- Kaditshwene wikiPageRevisionID "708225991".
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Andrew_Smith_(zoologist).
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Cape_Town.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Category:Archaeological_sites_in_South_Africa.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Category:South_African_heritage_sites.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Common_buttonquail.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Groot_Marico.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Iron_Age.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink John_Campbell_(missionary).
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Koena_tribe.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Kurrichane_thrush.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Mantatisi.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Mfecane.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink North_West_(South_African_province).
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Royal_Bafokeng_Nation.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Sebetwane.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Tlôkwa_tribe.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Tswana_people.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink Zeerust.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLink File:John_Campbell_(missionary)02.jpg.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kaditshwene Cultural landscape".
- Kaditshwene wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kaditshwene".
- Kaditshwene abandoned "1820.0".
- Kaditshwene coordinatesDisplay "inline, title".
- Kaditshwene cultures "Bahurutshe people".
- Kaditshwene name "Kaditshwene".
- Kaditshwene nativeName "Gaditshwene".
- Kaditshwene nativeName "Karechuenya".
- Kaditshwene region "Zeerust, North West Province town".
- Kaditshwene wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Africa-archaeology-stub.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Convert.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Coord.
- Kaditshwene wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_ancient_site.
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- Kaditshwene wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:SouthAfrica-stub.
- Kaditshwene subject Category:Archaeological_sites_in_South_Africa.
- Kaditshwene subject Category:South_African_heritage_sites.
- Kaditshwene hypernym Settlement.
- Kaditshwene point "-25.3833 26.2".
- Kaditshwene type Settlement.
- Kaditshwene type SpatialThing.
- Kaditshwene comment "Kaditshwene aka Gaditshwene or Karechuenya, was a South African Iron Age settlement some 25 kilometres (16 mi) northeast of the present-day North West Province town of Zeerust.It was the cultural capital of the Bahurutshe people, one of the principal Tswana tribes and a centre of manufacturing and trading. The missionary, John Campbell, came across this settlement in the Tshwenyane hills of the Marico in 1820, at which time its population of 20 000 exceeded that of Cape Town.".
- Kaditshwene label "Kaditshwene".
- Kaditshwene lat "-25.3833".
- Kaditshwene long "26.2".
- Kaditshwene wasDerivedFrom Kaditshwene?oldid=708225991.
- Kaditshwene depiction John_Campbell_(missionary)02.jpg.
- Kaditshwene isPrimaryTopicOf Kaditshwene.