Catalogue gallery View full image East Elevation of the Half-Timbered Church of Agobo Qirqos near Aṣbi, Tigray (Ethiopia), twelfth century(?).
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Open source record East Elevation of the Half-Timbered Church of Agobo Qirqos near Aṣbi, Tigray (Ethiopia), twelfth century(?). © Mikael Muehlbauer 2018 Image Printed p. 247, fig. 2 (supplied scan PDF p. 244)Rights The site owner has explicitly confirmed written permission to publish all 263 catalogue images and the five architecture figures from this book on HabeshaHistory.com. Original image credits are retained; no downstream reuse permission is granted.
Open source record From the source Mikael Muehlbauer, “Ancient Ethiopian Architecture and Its Medieval Legacy,” in Ethiopia at the Crossroads, ed. Christine Sciacca (Baltimore: The Walters Art Museum, in association with Yale University Press, 2023), pp. 245–257. · Printed p. 247, fig. 2 (supplied scan PDF p. 244) · © Mikael Muehlbauer 2018
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Printed p. 247, fig. 2 (supplied scan PDF p. 244)
Catalogue note The east elevation of a half-timbered church near Aṣbi records the continuity of Aksumite building practice.
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