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On the Nature of South Arabian Influences in Ethiopia during the Late First Millennium BC: A Pre-Aksumite Settlement on the Margins of the Eastern Tigray Plateau — illustration 1, PDF page 23

On the Nature of South Arabian Influences in Ethiopia during the Late First Millennium BC: A Pre-Aksumite Settlement on the Margins of the Eastern Tigray Plateau — illustration 1, PDF page 23
On the Nature of South Arabian Influences in Ethiopia during the Late First Millennium BC: A Pre-Aksumite Settlement on the Margins of the Eastern Tigray Plateau — illustration 1, PDF page 23Anne Benoist, Iwona Gajda, Steven Matthews, Jérémie Schiettecatte, Ninon Blond, Saskia Büchner, Pawel Wolf, On the Nature of South Arabian Influences in Ethiopia during the Late First Millennium BC: A Pre-Aksumite Settlement on the Margins of the Eastern Tigray Plateau (2020), PDF page 23. Individual image creator is not inferred from the book author.
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Habesha History book corpus — On the Nature of South Arabian Influences in Ethiopia during the Late First Millennium BC: A Pre-Aksumite Settlement on the Margins of the Eastern Tigray Plateau
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On the Nature of South Arabian Influences in Ethiopia during the Late First Millennium BC: A Pre-Aksumite Settlement on the Margins of the Eastern Tigray Plateau
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On the Nature of South Arabian Influences in Ethiopia during the Late First Millennium BC: A Pre-Aksumite Settlement on the Margins of the Eastern Tigray Plateau; PDF page 23; embedded illustration 1, exact source rectangle 23.45, 184.27, 573.97, 674.25
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Figure 6. Test pit at Alakile Daga. a). a kite view of the site with the location of the test pit opened in 2017 (picture Th. Sagory); b). wall W 013, the oldest wall found in the test pit, built with large stones, with wall W 001 behind it, visible in the section of the excavation; c). accumulation of debris along the oldest wall W 013. Walls W 001 and W 002 are visible in the left and right sections of the excavation; d). a schematic drawing of the section

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