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Figure 33 - Two earthenware tulip vases, Pre-Aksumite period. They were discovered in a grave at Goual Saïm (photograph: Kebbedé Bogalé) — Figure 33 - Two earthenware tulip vases, Pre-Aksumite period. They were discovered in a grave at Goual Saïm (photograph: Kebbedé Bogalé)
Francis Anfray, *Matara: the Archaeological Investigation of a City of Ancient Eritrea*, (2012), p. 34
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 33 - Two earthenware tulip vases, Pre-Aksumite period. They were discovered in a grave at Goual Saïm (photograph: Kebbedé Bogalé) — Figure 33 - Two earthenware tulip vases, Pre-Aksumite period. They were discovered in a grave at Goual Saïm (photograph: Kebbedé Bogalé)Francis Anfray, *Matara: the Archaeological Investigation of a City of Ancient Eritrea*, (2012), p. 34RightsReproduced 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.

Two earthenware tulip vases, Pre-Aksumite period. They were discovered in a grave at Goual Saïm — Figure 33

Mätära

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Figure 33 - Two earthenware tulip vases, Pre-Aksumite period. They were discovered in a grave at Goual Saïm (photograph: Kebbedé Bogalé)

Date: Not recorded in the catalogue
Object type: Ceramics & vessels
Recorded place: Mätära
Holding: HabeshaHistory printed corpus

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Francis Anfray, Matara: the Archaeological Investigation of a City of Ancient Eritrea, (2012), p. 34printed scholarly source