Houses belonging to a chief in Gomoro. They were connected by bamboo poles so that if one was broken into at night persons in the neighbouring houses would be alerted. Note the musa ensete, or false bananas, in the background (Massaia VI, 9)

Gomoro

Houses belonging to a chief in Gomoro. They were connected by bamboo poles so that if one was broken into at night persons in the neighbouring houses would be alerted. Note the musa ensete, or false bananas, in the background (Massaia VI, 9)
Houses belonging to a chief in Gomoro. They were connected by bamboo poles so that if one was broken into at night persons in the neighbouring houses would be alerted. Note the musa ensete, or false bananas, in the background (Massaia VI, 9)Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia (CC BY-NC-ND)
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19th century
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Gomoro
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Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia — Habesha History corpus
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Massaia VI, 9

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