The Reconstruction of Vanished Aksumite Buildings — illustrated page 27

The Reconstruction of Vanished Aksumite Buildings — illustrated page 27
The Reconstruction of Vanished Aksumite Buildings — illustrated page 27David Buxton and Derek Matthews, The Reconstruction of Vanished Aksumite Buildings (1971), PDF page 27. Individual image creator is not inferred from the book author.
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Habesha History book corpus — The Reconstruction of Vanished Aksumite Buildings
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The Reconstruction of Vanished Aksumite Buildings
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The Reconstruction of Vanished Aksumite Buildings; PDF page 27 (complete illustrated page)
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27
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1971
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Fig. 2. - Krencker's foundation-plan of the "Enda Mikael" palace (from DAE).

Fig. 3. - The palace. Reconstructed ground-floor plan, modified from DAE. The letters N, S, E and W show the points of the compass adopt- ed for purposes of description (they are only approximately correct).

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