Jean‑François Breton et François Villeneuve, préface Mounir Arbach. La guerre en Arabie antique. Actes des XXIIe Rencontres Sabéennes

Berriah, Mehdi

doi:10.4000/cy.6246

arabianhumanities

2020

DOI: 10.4000/cy.6246

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Jean‑François Breton et François Villeneuve, préface Mounir Arbach. La guerre en Arabie antique. Actes des XXIIe Rencontres Sabéennes

Mehdi Berriah¹

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The Debre Gergis archaeological site: Polish research in the Tigray region of Ethiopia (preliminary conclusions)

Gaudiello¹,

Mackiewicz

2021

Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean

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A new Polish project, the first to be carried out in Ethiopia by the PCMA University of Warsaw, focused on the excavation of the ruins of a church tentatively dated to the Late Aksumite period (6th–8th centuries AD). The site, which is located in the northern region of Tigray in Ethiopia, was chosen for multiple reasons, not the least because of its location on ancient trade routes and because the surviving ruins offered the advantage of immediate visual impact. The work was unexpectedly interrupted by the global Covid-19 pandemic and recent political turbulences in the Tigray region. The paper discusses the early findings, providing, among others, a full description of the PolART excavations in the southeastern part of the church and the discovery of a rock shelter with ancient inscriptions and painted pictograms.

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The Debre Gergis archaeological site: Polish research in the Tigray region of Ethiopia (preliminary conclusions)

Gaudiello¹,

Mackiewicz

2021

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The Ketema Ra’isi site near the Tekkeze river in Tigray (Ethiopia): A possible Aksumite site in the context of Ezana’s war against the Nobā

Gaudiello¹

2021

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The ruins of the Ketema Ra’isi site in the northern Tigray region of Ethiopia could prove to be the southernmost site on the westernmost border of the Arksumite empire, at least during the times of king Ezana and his immediate successors. The mound of ruins contains a residential complex enclosed inside a stone wall featuring typical Aksumite architectural building techniques. Three Aksumite coins collected from the site yield a terminus ante quem date for the settlement in the Middle Aksumite period (mid-4th century AD). Therefore, the potential of the site for future archaeological exploration by the PolART expedition is substantial.

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Jean‑François Breton et François Villeneuve, préface Mounir Arbach. La guerre en Arabie antique. Actes des XXIIe Rencontres Sabéennes

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The Debre Gergis archaeological site: Polish research in the Tigray region of Ethiopia (preliminary conclusions)

The Debre Gergis archaeological site: Polish research in the Tigray region of Ethiopia (preliminary conclusions)

The Ketema Ra’isi site near the Tekkeze river in Tigray (Ethiopia): A possible Aksumite site in the context of Ezana’s war against the Nobā

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