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Things to see in Uacu Cungo, Angola
Uacu Cungo is an archaeological site located in the province of Malanje, Angola. It is a ceremonial center and one of the largest ancient settlements in southern Africa. The site was first discovered in 1941 by Belgian archaeologist Paul-Emile De Wet, and has since been extensively excavated and studied. Uacu Cungo contains a number of impressive ruins including a large palace, an aqueduct, a granary, and several tombs. The site is currently managed by the University of Leuven's Institute for African Archaeology.
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| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Country | Angola |
| Region | Kwanza Sul |
| Latitude | -11.3583 |
| Longitude | 15.1194 |
| Appr. population | 12069 |