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the Rungwe volcanic field. A major phase of faulting then initiated a prolonged period of erosion and possible Early Stone Age artefacts are found on the resulting gravels at the foot of the western escarpment. Middle Stone Age artefacts are most abundant
. The last major period of calcrete formation probably took place at least 14 000 years BP, under a climate drier than the present, between the close of the Middle Stone Age and the last major aeolian redistribution of the sands of Kalahari type