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architectureMika’el Amba, the west façade, showing late twentieth-century alterations to the doorway, 2006.
18th centuryVerified artworkf. 6v of Or 533, አብቀለምሲስ, "The Revelation of St. John" — one of the folios the British Library catalogue lists among this manuscript's illustrations.
Verified artworkMiniature of Saint George and the dragon with Berutawit; original to the text. Red and gold are original, while blue may be later.
18th centuryVerified artworkAn illustrated folio from Mashafa Madbal, volume II, an eighteenth-century Ge’ez manuscript. The narrative subject of this individual painting has not been identified here.
AncientarchitectureThe monastery of Debre Damo on its sheer-sided amba, reached only by rope; its main church is held to be the oldest standing built church in Ethiopia, in classic Aksumite wood-and-stone construction.
Female Figure. 20th century; glazed terra-cotta; Ethiopia (Beta Esra'el).
MedievalarchitectureThe castle of Emperor Fasilides at the heart of the Fasil Ghebbi in Gondar, a two-storey basalt keep with domed corner towers and battlemented parapets.
MedievalarchitectureChurch roof vault at Gorgora Nova, since collapsed (photograph by A. González-Ruibal)
MedievalartifactThe Metropolitan Museum of Art catalogues this object as “Processional Cross (qäqwami mäsqäl)”. The museum dates it to 15th–16th century. Its recorded cultural attribution is Amhara or Tigrinya peoples. The catalogue geography is Ethiopia; Highlands region.
MedievalarchitectureThe cross-shaped monolithic church of Saint George, hewn downward into the volcanic scoria at Lalibela; the last and most refined of the town's eleven rock-hewn churches.
MedievalartifactThe Metropolitan Museum of Art catalogues this object as “Processional Cross”. The museum dates it to 14th–15th century. Its recorded cultural attribution is Northern Highlands region. The catalogue geography is Ethiopia; Lasta region.
MedievalartifactThe Metropolitan Museum of Art catalogues this object as “Mäsqälä qǝddase (liturgical cross)”. The museum dates it to 13th–14th century. Its recorded cultural attribution is Northern Highlands region. The catalogue geography is Ethiopia; Northern Highlands.
AncientarchitectureThe Great Temple of Yeha, a windowless tower of finely dressed ashlar standing to some 14 m — the oldest standing structure in Ethiopia, built for the Sabaean-influenced polity of Diʿamat.
The east elevation of a half-timbered church near Aṣbi records the continuity of Aksumite building practice.
ModernarchitectureA sketch of the hilltop palace of Ras Alula with thatched-roof buildings overlooking the town of Asmara.
artifactA leather satchel made to carry and protect a manuscript. The source dates the associated manuscript to the first half of the eighteenth century; the satchel is not independently dated here.
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