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Zanzibar’s baobab trees used to be a valued part of society – drone images help prove it

By Wolfgang Alders, Archaeologist, Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York University

New research has found that Swahili societies in Zanzibar landscaped baobab trees into their settlements 1,000 years ago, and continue caring for the trees today.

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