In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 1, PDF page 281

In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 1, PDF page 281
In Imperial Order: The German Aksum Expedition 1906 under Enno Littmann, Volume 3: Ethnographic, church-historical and archaeological-historical investigations — illustration 1, PDF page 281Steffen 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 281. 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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Fig. 14 DAE reconstruc- tions of thrones in the Cathedral Precinct: a = the ‘King’s Throne’, without canopy (DAE 2: Abb. 86); b = throne with canopy (ibid.: Abb. 139); c = one of the ‘Thrones of the Judges’, no. 6, with bases for pillars supporting a canopy (ibid.: Abb. 101); d = double throne, no. 3 (cf. Fig. 12; ibid.: Abb. 98).

Fig. 13 The ‘Thrones of the Judges’, 1994. The double throne (DAE no. 3) is in the foreground, while the figure with white shirt in the background is sitting on no. S. Note, by comparison with big. 12, that only minimal change has occurred since 1906.

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