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In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 1, PDF page 275

In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 1, PDF page 275
In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 1, PDF page 275Steffen 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 275. Individual image creator is not inferred from the book author.
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Habesha History book corpus — In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations
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In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations
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In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations; PDF page 275; embedded illustration 1, exact source rectangle 260.15, 88.5, 460.8, 251.2
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Fig. 3 von Liipkc’s plan of the Old Cathedral enclosure and adjacent buildings in 1906 (after DAE 3: Taf. vi). 1 = Zionskirche, 2 = Glockenhduser, 3 = Torhaus, 4 = Schatzhaus des Johannes, 5 = Kleine Zionskirche, 6 = Kleines Schatzhaus, 7 = Kirche der Mana Magdalena.

Fig. 2 The Church of the Four Animals [Arba‘eti< Ens- e$4 1994. The rectangular church seen here was erected c. 1962 (Phillipson 211: 144). The gatehouse and tower also post-date the DAE visit.

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