In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 3, PDF page 154

In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 3, PDF page 154
In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 3, PDF page 154Steffen Wenig (ed.), In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations (2017), PDF page 154. Individual image creator is not inferred from the book author.
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Fig. 16 Ankle chain for women, - Kaschke Collection, inv. No. Ill A 2321 (photo: Johannes Kramer).

Fig. 17 Scimitar with Schcide, Kaschke Collection, Im. No. HI A 2338 a, b (photo: Johannes

Fig. 19 Shield, Krenckcr Collection (Gcschcnk), inv. No. Ill A 2307 (photo: Johannes Kramer).

Fig. 21 Easter ring (Tigrinya: fassika), Kaschke Collection, inv. No. Ill A 2327 (photo: Johannes Kramer); On (Palm)Sunday, April 8th (Adua), Theodor v. Liipke in his diary: “The people walk around with palm branches or wear finger rings made of palm leaves, also holding crosses of the same kind* 4 (Koppe 2006: 227).

Abb. 20 Hand- und Halskrcuzc, Sammlung Kaschkc/Krcnckcr, Oberc Reihe Handkreuze: Inv. Nr. Ill A 2311, III A 2309, III A 2310, III A 2382, Untcrc Reihe Halskrcuzc und Stirnkreuz (Ostcrkreuz/Palmblatt): III A 2328, III A 2312, III A 2316, III A 2313 (Foto: Johannes Kramer).

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