Dinâmicas socioeconômicas associadas ao trabalho migratório no sul de Moçambique: o caso de estudo do Distrito de Chibuto pós 1992

Abstract

This work with the title Archaeo-tourism and Sustainable Management of the Songo Archaeological Songo Archaeological Heritage, in Tete Province, aims to describe, interpret and present recommendations present recommendations that enable the development of cultural tourism, from the archaeological archaeological heritage. The study considers the first archaeological intervention carried out in 1971, by the Brigade of study brigade of prehistory and archeology of the Zambezi valley, headed by geologist and prehistorian historian, Miguel Ramos. This mission was later continued by M. Conceição Rodrigues. Subsequent archaeological studies carried out in the Zambezi Valley and Songo, in particular, after the National Independence and until recently, reinforce the scientific interest in the area. This study attempts to interpret the results of the archaeological research carried out in Songo, to present a proposal for the sustainable management of the archaeological heritage. In this work, the Songo platform has a prominent place, as a typical construction of the Zimbabwe-Khami tradition. Its location in a central position, in Songo town, gives it advantages for advantages for its tourist use, as a key question of this study. The study study shows the benefits of tourism linked to the archeological heritage, with the participation of local communities, while at the same time valuing the natural beauty of the landscapes of Songo, in the Zambezi Valley. (TRADUÇÃO NOSSA)