Ethiopian Collection (page 11)

Dramatic mountain scenery from the area around Geech, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Simien Mountains National Park, The Ethiopian Highlands, Ethiopia, Africa

Accusations of Looting
Italians accuse the Ethiopian troops of pillaging and looting from the populace

Ethiopia / Defeat at Adwa
After the defeat at Adwa, an Ethiopian general surrenders to the Italians

View of Mekele (Mekelle), Ethiopia
A view of Mekele (Mekelle), Tigray, northern Ethiopia

A young Dassanech boy silhouetted against the evening sky at his settlement alongside the Omo River. Much the largest of the tribes in the Omo Valley numbering around 50, 000

Ethiopia, Painted houses of the Alaba peoples near Kulito

Ethiopia, Lower Omo valley, Key Afir, close up of Tsemay womans traditional goatskin dress ETHIOPIA, Lower Omo valley, Key Afir, weekly market

Ethiopia, Lalibela, Pilgrim at the church of Bet Giyorgis (St. George s) ETHIOPIA, Lalibela, Pilgrim at the Rock-hewn monolithic church of Bet Giyorgis (St)

Ethiopia, Lalibela, Chapel of Bet Danaghel in the courtyard of Bet Maryam (St. Mary s) ETHIOPIA, Lalibela, Chapel of Bet Danaghel in the courtyard of Bet Maryam (St)

Ethiopia, Harar, Street in the old city, Goldsmith shop

Ethiopia, Aksum, Northern Stelae Park, The Great Stelae ETHIOPIA, Aksum, Northern Stelae Park, The Great Stelae believed to be the largest single block of stone that humans have tried to erect

Karo Tribesman, Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia Karo Tribesman, Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia, Africa. The peoples of the Lower Omo Valley are considered to be among the most facinating on the African

Karo Tribesman wearing a belt of bullets, Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia Karo Tribesman standing in front of the Omo river wearing bullet belt(detail), Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia, Africa

Karo Tribesman, body paint (detail), Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia Karo Tribesman, body paint (detail), Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia, Africa

Colourful beads worn by a woman of the Galeb tribe, Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia Colourful beads worn by a woman of the Galeb tribe, Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia, Africa

Hamer Tribesman, Hamer Tribe, Lower Omo Valley, Turmi, Southern Ethiopia, Hamer Tribesman - detail - Hamer Tribe, Lower Omo Valley, Turmi, Southern Ethiopia

Lalibela. St. George Church
Lalibela. Saint George Church. 13th century. Coptic pilgrims

Ras Makonnen or Makunan
RAS MAKONNEN or MAKUNAN Ethiopian general Date: 1852 - 1906

Liqueur Galliano. Italian herbal liqueur created in 1896. Named after Giuseppe Galliano, hero of the First Italo-Ethiopian War. Advertising Poster of 1902. Contemporary Art. Engraving

Design wall decoration representations ascension
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Gelada, Gelada Baboon (Theropithecus gelada), Ethiopia

Aethiopischer Steinbock (Capra walie) im Simien Nationalpark
Walia Ibex (Capra walie), Semien Mountains National Park, Ethiopia

Ethiopian Wolf (Canis simensis) pup in front of den in the Bale Mountains National Park
Ethiopian Wolf (Canis simensis), Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia

Ethiopian Wolf (Canis simensis) mmother bringing prey, a rodent, to the pups, litter
Ethiopian Wolf (Canis simensis), Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia

Ethiopian Wolf (Canis simensis) at den in the Bale Mountains National Park
Ethiopian Wolf (Canis simensis), Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia

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Ethiopian history is rich and diverse, spanning centuries of cultural heritage and significant figures. One such prominent figure is Haile Selassie, who ascended to the throne in 1930 as Emperor of Ethiopia. During his reign, he faced challenges like the Italian invasion in 1936 but managed to regain control over his country soon after. The historical significance of Ethiopia can be seen through its ancient art and architecture. For instance, the early 12th-century frescoes in Bet Maryam at St. Mary's Church in Lalibela showcase the artistic prowess craftsmen from that era. Another remarkable piece is a famous painting on the ceiling depicting winged heads of eighty Ethiopian cherubs. Ethiopia's religious influence extends beyond its borders as well. At the Holy Sepulchre Church in Jerusalem, Israel, you can find Ethiopian Coptic icons that reflect their unique spiritual traditions and beliefs. These icons serve as a testament to Ethiopia's deep-rooted Orthodox Christian faith. Emperor Haile Selassie I also enjoyed leisure time during his reign, including seaside holidays at Eastbourne. This glimpse into his personal life reveals a different side to this influential leader who dedicated himself to serving his people. Ethiopia's history isn't limited to emperors; it includes other notable individuals too. Menelik II was another revered emperor whose leadership brought modernization and progress to Ethiopia during challenging times. Beyond political figures, there are indigenous tribes like the Mursi tribe known for their distinctive customs and body modifications which have fascinated anthropologists for years. Even after World War II ended, Haile Selassie continued playing an essential role on both national and international stages—his contributions shaping not only Ethiopian history but also global affairs during that period. Finally, we cannot overlook the presence of Orthodox Christianity within Ethiopia—a religion deeply ingrained within its society for centuries.