Kilosi
Kilosi is a historic city-state in the western archipelago of the Marean Coast, situated on a series of natural harbors that facilitated maritime commerce. The name Kilosi is thought to derive from the Kilosi language, meaning "harbor of winds," a reference to steady sea breezes along its docking bays.
Settled in the early second millennium BCE, Kilosi grew as a trading entrepôt linking inland agricultural regions
Economy: Kilosi's traditional base was shipbuilding, rope-making, and fish processing. Today the economy emphasizes fisheries, light
Culture and architecture: Kilosi is noted for its Wind Festival, which celebrates sea trade and craft guilds.
Notable sites include the Sea Gate, a 9th-century fortified entry, the Grand Warehouse complex, and the Temple