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Cave and rock art site with a small museum and interpretive center.
Pomongwe Cave is a cave and rock art site in Zimbabwe, located inside the Matobo National Park, one kilometer east of Maleme Dam. The cave, formed by negative exfoliation, lays the end of a small valley facing northeast. It is 20m long and 20 wide. The name Pomongwe is derived from the Kalanga word for 'melon' referring to the dome shaped hill.
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Prehistoric friezes.
Malindidzimu Hill
On the top of the hill, a 360° view and Cecil Rhode's grave. Nearby, Charles Coghlan's and Leander Starr Jameson's graves, and the Shangari Patrol Memorial.
In the parking, at the ticket desk, a small exhibition of Cecil Rhode's life.
Prehistoric paintings frieze.
Prehistoric site.