What the record shows
The ruins of Grat Beʿal Gebri at Yeha, a monumental pre-Aksumite building on a high stepped podium with a propylon of square monolithic pillars, contemporary with the Great Temple.
Source record notes
Original catalogue wording is retained below, including records brought together as one work.
- Palace of Grat Beʿal Gebri, Yeha
The ruins of Grat Beʿal Gebri at Yeha, a monumental pre-Aksumite building on a high stepped podium with a propylon of square monolithic pillars, contemporary with the Great Temple.
- Yeha, complesso del palazzo di grat beal gebri 03
Yeha, complesso del palazzo di grat beal gebri 03. Catalogued on Wikimedia Commons under Yeha. The file description records: Yeha, Ethiopia Photograph credited to Sailko.
- Yeha, complesso del palazzo di grat beal gebri 04 scalinata
Yeha, complesso del palazzo di grat beal gebri 04 scalinata. Catalogued on Wikimedia Commons under Yeha. The file description records: Yeha, Ethiopia Photograph credited to Sailko.
- South-east section of the Be'al Gebri ridge after excavation of the foundation — Fig. 23
Fig. 23 South-east section of the Be'al Gebri ridge after excavation of the foundation (photo: DAI/I. Wagner, CAD drawing by M. Schnelle)
- Grat Be’al Gebri, Yeha
Yeha, the portico of Grat Be’al Gebri, 2006.
- Place
- Yeha · Tigray · Ethiopia
- Date
- c. 8th–7th century BC
- Structure or site
- Architecture & ruins
- Cited from
- Steffen Wenig (ed.), In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations, (2017), p. 375
