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Figure 7.7 Architectural fragments from Samidi South — Figure 7.7 Architectural fragments from Samidi South
David Peacock and Lucy Blue (eds.), *The Ancient Red Sea Port of Adulis, Eritrea: Results of the Eritro-British Expedition, 2004-5*, (2007), p. c. 117
RightsReproduced 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.

Figure 7.7 Architectural fragments from Samidi South — Figure 7.7 Architectural fragments from Samidi SouthDavid Peacock and Lucy Blue (eds.), *The Ancient Red Sea Port of Adulis, Eritrea: Results of the Eritro-British Expedition, 2004-5*, (2007), p. c. 117RightsReproduced 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.

Architectural fragments from Samidi South — Figure 7.7

Adulis

Ancient · artifact

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Figure 7.7 Architectural fragments from Samidi South

Date: Not recorded in the catalogue
Object type: Sculpture & fragments
Recorded place: Adulis
Holding: HabeshaHistory printed corpus

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David Peacock and Lucy Blue (eds.), The Ancient Red Sea Port of Adulis, Eritrea: Results of the Eritro-British Expedition, 2004-5, (2007), p. c. 117printed scholarly source