Aksumite civilization, its connections and descendants — illustration 1, PDF page 12

Aksumite civilization, its connections and descendants — illustration 1, PDF page 12
Aksumite civilization, its connections and descendants — illustration 1, PDF page 12David W. Phillipson, Aksumite civilization, its connections and descendants (2009), PDF page 12. Individual image creator is not inferred from the book author.
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Aksumite civilization, its connections and descendants
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Aksumite civilization, its connections and descendants; PDF page 12; embedded illustration 1, exact source rectangle 70.87, 425.74, 289.03, 724.78
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Fig. 8: The rock-hewn church of Beta Merkurios at Lalibela

Fig. 9: The ‘monolithic’ basilica Beta Emmanuel at Lalibela.

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