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A finely executed, spacious wattle-and-daub house in Jimma

19th-century illustrationJimma1 image

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A drawing of a traditional round, thatched-roof house in Jimma. — A drawing of a traditional round, thatched-roof house in Jimma.
Borelli, p. 113. Image: Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia. Reference transcribed from the collection caption.
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Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia (CC BY-NC-ND). Displayed with permission reported by the Habesha History owner on 18 September 2026. This records permission for this site's display, not an open licence or permission for downstream reuse.
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A drawing of a traditional round, thatched-roof house in Jimma. — A drawing of a traditional round, thatched-roof house in Jimma.Borelli, p. 113. Image: Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia. Reference transcribed from the collection caption.Imagep. 113RightsEthiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia (CC BY-NC-ND). Displayed with permission reported by the Habesha History owner on 18 September 2026. This records permission for this site's display, not an open licence or permission for downstream reuse.
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Borelli, p. 113. Image: Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia. Reference transcribed from the collection caption.

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Borelli, p. 113. Image: Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia. Reference transcribed from the collection caption.

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