Thimlich Ohinga, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Kenya, is an impressive archaeological site featuring dry-stone walled enclosures built around the 16th century. This well-preserved settlement highlights the ingenuity of early pastoral communities, with its sturdy, mortarless stone structures designed for security and communal living. Recognized for its historical and cultural value, it offers insight into ancient architectural traditions and social organization.

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