A member of the Tigray ethnic group from the Abyssinian highlands, today in the border area between Ethiopia and Eritrea. He is the director of a school supported by the Abyssinian emperor. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-member-of-the-tigray-ethnic-group-from-the-abyssinian-highlands-today-in-the-border-area-between-ethiopia-and-eritrea-he-is-the-director-of-a-school-supported-by-the-abyssinian-emperor-image345683875.html
RM2B2B78K–A member of the Tigray ethnic group from the Abyssinian highlands, today in the border area between Ethiopia and Eritrea. He is the director of a school supported by the Abyssinian emperor.
The Abyssinian Expedition: the Hot Springs of Ailet, 1868. 'A remarkable feature in the strip of border-land outside of Abyssinia, along the shores of the Red Sea, is the hot springs of Ailet, which have recently been visited by Major H. A. Leveson, "the Old Shekarry." He ascended to the Abyssinian highlands from Ailet by a very steep and difficult pass, making his way, through Murraha and Hamham, to Amba Saul, and thence to Senafe. He met everywhere with much civility from the people of the country, who seemed to be thriving and had plenty of cattle. Some of them are shown lounging Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-abyssinian-expedition-the-hot-springs-of-ailet-1868-a-remarkable-feature-in-the-strip-of-border-land-outside-of-abyssinia-along-the-shores-of-the-red-sea-is-the-hot-springs-of-ailet-which-have-recently-been-visited-by-major-h-a-leveson-quotthe-old-shekarryquot-he-ascended-to-the-abyssinian-highlands-from-ailet-by-a-very-steep-and-difficult-pass-making-his-way-through-murraha-and-hamham-to-amba-saul-and-thence-to-senafe-he-met-everywhere-with-much-civility-from-the-people-of-the-country-who-seemed-to-be-thriving-and-had-plenty-of-cattle-some-of-them-are-shown-lounging-image608997796.html
RM2XAP6W8–The Abyssinian Expedition: the Hot Springs of Ailet, 1868. 'A remarkable feature in the strip of border-land outside of Abyssinia, along the shores of the Red Sea, is the hot springs of Ailet, which have recently been visited by Major H. A. Leveson, "the Old Shekarry." He ascended to the Abyssinian highlands from Ailet by a very steep and difficult pass, making his way, through Murraha and Hamham, to Amba Saul, and thence to Senafe. He met everywhere with much civility from the people of the country, who seemed to be thriving and had plenty of cattle. Some of them are shown lounging
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