The Ultimate Place To Learn About The Descendants of Africa
The Ezana Stone stands as an enduring testament to the remarkable history of the ancient Kingdom of Aksum, located in modern-day Axum, Ethiopia. This magnificent stele, believed to date back to the 4th century AD, holds within its weathered surface Read More …
The sandstone frieze from the cathedral at Faras is a remarkable piece of art that offers a glimpse into the rich cultural and religious heritage of ancient Nubia. Dating back to the early 7th century, this intricately carved frieze once Read More …
The discovery of the royal crown in Ballana, Lower Nubia, dating back to the 5th century, unveils a fascinating chapter of ancient Nubian history. This exquisite artifact is believed to have adorned the head of a local Nubian king during Read More …
The Wooden casket with ivory inlays, discovered in Jebel Adda, along the Nubian Nile in what is now southern Egypt, is a breathtaking artifact that offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of ancient Nubia. Crafted with exquisite artistry, Read More …
In the heart of Nubia, a tradition as old as time thrives through the skillful hands of Nubian weavers. The tabar, a basket-tray of weaved natural plant fiber, stands as a testament to their artistry and dedication. Crafted with meticulous Read More …
Tingatinga art is a vibrant and mesmerizing painting style that traces its roots back to East Africa. This unique and enchanting art form has captivated the hearts of many, making it one of the most prominent tourist-oriented painting styles in Read More …
Ethiopian crosses, also known as Abyssinian crosses or Ethiopian-Eritrean crosses, hold a special place as symbols of Christianity in Ethiopia, Eritrea, and among Ethiopians and Eritreans. These cross variants are not only significant for their representation of the Christian faith Read More …
The Amhara Ethiopian church’s strong link to Eastern Orthodox Christianity can be seen in the use of icons. One central panel of this icon shows the Virgin and Child flanked by the archangels Gabriel and Michael. The left panel depicts Read More …
The 18th-century Ethiopian crown is a captivating piece of history that carries within it a rich tapestry of religious significance and cultural heritage. Adorned with depictions of Jesus Christ, God, the Holy Spirit, and the revered disciples of Jesus, this Read More …