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Tomb of Bazen, Aksum

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Plate 1Fig. 378 The'Tomb of Bazen': a - the foot of the adit, showing roughly carved loculi in the adit wall and the entrance to the transverse chamber; b - the entrance to the transverse chamber; c - a view up the adit from the transverse chamber; d - inside the transverse chamber, showing loculi

David W. Phillipson, *Archaeology at Aksum, Ethiopia, 1993-7, Volume II*, (2000), p. c. 426

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Fig. 378 The'Tomb of Bazen': a - the foot of the adit, showing roughly carved loculi in the adit wall and the entrance to the transverse chamber; b - the entrance to the transverse chamber; c - a view up the adit from the transverse chamber; d - inside the transverse chamber, showing loculiDavid W. Phillipson, *Archaeology at Aksum, Ethiopia, 1993-7, Volume II*, (2000), p. c. 426RightsReproduced by permission obtained by Habesha History from the rights holders, for material pertaining to Ethiopian and Eritrean heritage. The printed source is cited in full beside the plate, including its page number.

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