Fig. 234 The south face of Stela 3, showing both its impressive overall symmetry and the variation in detail — Source caption
Fig. 234 The south face of Stela 3, showing both its impressive overall symmetry and the variation in detail
David W. Phillipson, *Archaeology at Aksum, Ethiopia, 1993-7, Volume I*, (2000), p. 264
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The south face of Stela 3, showing both its impressive overall symmetry and the variation in detail

Late 3rd-first half of the 4th century CE (storeyed-stela sequence) · Aksum

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The south face of Stela 3, showing both its impressive overall symmetry and the variation in detail — Fig. 234

Fig. 234 The south face of Stela 3, showing both its impressive overall symmetry and the variation in detail

Date: Late 3rd-first half of the 4th century CE (storeyed-stela sequence)
Object type: Inscriptions & stelae
Recorded place: Aksum
Printed source: HabeshaHistory printed corpus