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  1. Ezana gold coin with cross. British Museum. 1921,0316.1

    The British Museum

    Ezana gold coin with cross, 340-400 ca. British Museum. 1921,0316.1. Obverse: Half-length bust of Ezanas right, crowned, holding stick or sceptre, flanked by two wheat-stalks, the whole in a beaded circle.

  2. Ezana gold coin with new moon and disc, 300-340 (circa). British Museum. 1989,0518.41

    The British Museum

    Ezana gold coin with new moon and disc, 300-340 (circa). British Museum. 1989,0518.41. Gold coin; pierced in two places.Obverse : Half-length bust of Ezanas right, crowned, holding spear, between two wheat-stalks.

  3. Ezana stele

    Wikimedia Commons

    " Ezana Stone " - trilingual inscription of Emperor Ezana in Greek, Ge'ez, and (pseudo-)Sabaic (Ge'ez language in Sabaean alphabet), with Greek side showing. Lawrence Dallaglio The Commons file page gives the source as: Flickr.

  4. Ezana Stone

    400

    Stele in Aksum, the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Aksum, in present-day Ethiopia. Dated 400.

  5. EzanaGreekTablet

    Wikimedia Commons

    " Ezana Stone " - trilingual inscription of Emperor Ezana in Greek, Ge'ez, and (pseudo-)Sabaic (Ge'ez language in Sabaean alphabet), with Greek side showing. Lawrence Dallaglio The Commons file page gives the source as: Flickr.

  6. Faccine dagli scavi del palazzo di dongur, ad aksum, riferibili al VI-VIII secolo dc ca

    Archaeological collections of the National Museum of Ethiopia

  7. Fallen Pillar from Temple B, Adulis

    HabeshaHistory printed corpus

    Fallen Pillar of Temple B, in a backfilled pit. Image source D.H

  8. Female Figure

    Salem, The Peabody Essex Museum · 20th century

    Female Figure. 20th century; glazed terra-cotta; Ethiopia (Beta Esra'el).

  9. Female Figurines, Ethiopia

    From Matara, no date given. In the collection of the National Museum, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

  10. Female Head

    Salem, The Peabody Essex Museum · 20th century (?)

    Female Head. 20th century (?); terra-cotta; Ethiopia.

  11. Figura femminile seduta, VI-V secolo ac ca

    Archaeological collections of the National Museum of Ethiopia

  12. Figuretta reale da adulis, I millennio ac.

    Figuretta reale da adulis, I millennio ac..jpg

  13. Figurine da hawlti, tigrai, V-I secolo ac ca. 01

    Archaeological collections of the National Museum of Ethiopia

  14. Figurine da hawlti, tigrai, V-I secolo ac ca. 02

    Wikimedia Commons

    Archaeological collections of the National Museum of Ethiopia The file page records 2018-11-06 10:56:59 as the date of the photograph, not of the object.

  15. Figurine da hawlti, tigrai, V-I secolo ac ca. 03

    Wikimedia Commons

    Archaeological collections of the National Museum of Ethiopia The file page records 2018-11-06 10:56:52 as the date of the photograph, not of the object.

  16. Figurine da hawlti, tigrai, V-I secolo ac ca. 04

    Wikimedia Commons

    Archaeological collections of the National Museum of Ethiopia The file page records 2018-11-06 10:56:56 as the date of the photograph, not of the object.

  17. Flickr - don macauley - St. George

    Saint George in Ethiopia

  18. Fly Whisk

    Salem, The Peabody Essex Museum · 20th century (?)

    Fly Whisk. 20th century (?); horsehair and wood; Ethiopia.

  19. Folding Processional Icon in the Shape of a Fan

    Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum · late 15th century

    Folding Processional Icon in the Shape of a Fan. late 15th century; ink and paint on parchment, sinew and cotton thread; Gundä Gunde (Ethiopia).

  20. Folds from Ethiopian Processional Icon

    Walters Art Museum · 1475

    Painting by artist unknown. Catalogued as a icon of Ethiopian origin dated 1475. Held by Walters Art Museum, inventory number 36.9.

  21. Fragment of a Bookbinding

    The Walters Art Museum · 10th-11th century

    Fragment of a Bookbinding. 10th-11th century; leather; Egypt.

  22. Fragment of a Bookbinding

    The Walters Art Museum · 10th-11th century

    Fragment of a Bookbinding. 10th-11th century; leather; Egypt.

  23. Fragment of a Pouch

    The Walters Art Museum · early 14th century

    Fragment of a Pouch. early 14th century; textile, cord, red-stained alum-tawed hide, with gold and silver; Egypt(?).

  24. Fragment of an Ibex Frieze

    Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum · 8th-7th century BCE

    Fragment of an Ibex Frieze. 8th-7th century BCE; calcite-alabaster; Arabian Peninsula.

  25. Fragment of stele on basalt stone. Dimensions: Height: 16 cm. Width: 16 cm. Thickness: 3 cm — Fig. 113 · source view 1 of 3

    HabeshaHistory printed corpus

    113). Fragment of stele on basalt stone. Dimensions: Height: 16 cm. Width: 16 cm. Thickness: 3 cm MZ 002 (fig. 114). Fragment of stele on limestone. Dimensions: Height: 10 cm. Width: 10 cm

  26. Fragment of stele on basalt stone. Dimensions: Height: 16 cm. Width: 16 cm. Thickness: 3 cm — Fig. 113 · source view 2 of 3

    HabeshaHistory printed corpus

    113). Fragment of stele on basalt stone. Dimensions: Height: 16 cm. Width: 16 cm. Thickness: 3 cm MZ 002 (fig. 114). Fragment of stele on limestone. Dimensions: Height: 10 cm. Width: 10 cm

  27. Fragment of stele on basalt stone. Dimensions: Height: 16 cm. Width: 16 cm. Thickness: 3 cm — Fig. 113 · source view 3 of 3

    HabeshaHistory printed corpus

    113). Fragment of stele on basalt stone. Dimensions: Height: 16 cm. Width: 16 cm. Thickness: 3 cm MZ 002 (fig. 114). Fragment of stele on limestone. Dimensions: Height: 10 cm. Width: 10 cm

  28. Fragment of Upper Cover of Ancient Coptic Binding Originally on MS M.584

    The Morgan Library & Museum · 9th-10th century CE

    Fragment of Upper Cover of Ancient Coptic Binding Originally on MS M.584. 9th-10th century CE; leather and gold leaf; Egypt.

  29. Fre Seyon - Diptych with Mary and Her Son Flanked by Archangels, Apostles and a Saint - Walters 3612 - Open

    The Walters Art Museum · late 15 th century

    The Christ Child touches his mother's chin with a gesture of affection that was probably inspired by 15th-century Italian paintings then greatly admired at the Ethiopian royal court.

  30. Gioielli da harar, collana 01

    Wikimedia Commons

    Collections of the Ethnological Museum, Addis Ababa The file page records 2018-11-05 15:24:41 as the date of the photograph, not of the object.

  31. Gioielli da harar, collana con pendente

    Wikimedia Commons

    Collections of the Ethnological Museum, Addis Ababa The file page records 2018-11-05 15:24:14 as the date of the photograph, not of the object.

  32. Gioielli da harar, collana con pendente (n. 5025)

    Wikimedia Commons

    Collections of the Ethnological Museum, Addis Ababa The file page records 2018-11-05 13:42:35 as the date of the photograph, not of the object.

  33. Gioielli da harar, collana con pendente (n. 5665)

    Wikimedia Commons

    Collections of the Ethnological Museum, Addis Ababa The file page records 2018-11-05 13:42:30 as the date of the photograph, not of the object.

  34. Gioielli da harar, collana con pendenti (n. 5899)

    Wikimedia Commons

    Collections of the Ethnological Museum, Addis Ababa The file page records 2018-11-05 13:42:39 as the date of the photograph, not of the object.

  35. Gold coin of Ésraýel; drawing — p. 385

    HabeshaHistory printed corpus

    Gold coin of Ésraýel; drawing; courtesy of Wolfgang Hahn

  36. Gold coin of Ousana(s) II, diameter ca. 18 mm; drawing courtesy of Wolfgang Hahn — p. 474

    HabeshaHistory printed corpus

    Gold coin of Ousana(s) II, diameter ca. 18 mm; drawing courtesy of Wolfgang Hahn

  37. Gold coin of Ousas, diameter ca. 17 mm; drawing courtesy of Wolfgang Hahn — p. 475

    HabeshaHistory printed corpus

    Gold coin of Ousas, diameter ca. 17 mm; drawing courtesy of Wolfgang Hahn

  38. Gold nose ring, attributed to Ethiopia

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York · probably 19th century

    A small gold nose ring (2 x 1.5 cm) attributed to Ethiopia, dated by the Met to probably the 19th century and held in its Islamic Art department. Gift of Meredith Howland, 1904 (04.34.9).

  39. Gondar Debre Berhan Selassie Church St. George 1 (28397592902)

    Gondar Debre Berhan Selassie Church St. George 1

  40. Goulot de jarre en forme de tête (J. E. 586)

    HabeshaHistory printed corpus

    Goulot de jarre en forme de tête (J. E. 586). Fig. 2. - Gou

  41. Gourd rattle (Ethiopian)

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York · late 19th century

    A late 19th-century Ethiopian rattle of gourd and tin, 16.5 cm long, catalogued by the Met with the maker name Taga. From the Crosby Brown Collection of Musical Instruments, 1889 (89.4.533).

  42. Hand Cross

    Wikimedia Commons

    Ethiopian metal hand crosses are typically constructed from silver, brass, or iron that has been hammered into shape rather than cast using the lost-wax method.

  43. Hand Cross

    The Walters Art Museum · 13th-15th century

    Hand Cross. 13th-15th century; wrought iron; Ethiopia.

  44. Hand Cross

    The Walters Art Museum · 13th-15th century

    Hand Cross. 13th-15th century; wrought iron; Ethiopia.

  45. Hand Cross

    The Walters Art Museum · 17th-18th century

    Hand Cross. 17th-18th century; wood; Ethiopia.

  46. Hand Cross

    Dallas Museum of Art · probably 15th-16th century

    Hand Cross. probably 15th-16th century; silver alloy, cast; Ethiopia.

  47. Hand Cross

    The Melikian Collection · about 1450

    Hand Cross. about 1450; iron; Ethiopia.

  48. Hand Cross

    Dallas Museum of Art · probably 19th-early 20th century

    Hand Cross. probably 19th-early 20th century; wood; Ethiopia.