North African (Carthage, Tunisia)
4th quarter of the 2nd century
North African (Sousse, Hadrumetum, Tunisia)
150–200 C.E.
North African (Tunis El Aouja, Navigius school)
290–320
North African (Tunis El Aouja, Navigius school)
290–320
North African (Tunisia)
275–325
North African (Tunis El Aouja, Navigius school)
290–320
North African (Tunisia)
290–320
North African (Carthage, Tunisia)
4th–5th century
North African (Carthage)
3rd–5th century
North African (Carthage)
3rd–4th century
North African (Carthage)
3rd–5th century
North African (Carthage)
3rd–5th century
North African (Carthage)
3rd–5th century
Early Byzantine (Egypt)
mid 4th–5th century
Egypt
2nd century
Byzantine (Egypt)
4th century
Coptic (Egypt)
3rd–4th century
Byzantine
ca. 539–50
Byzantine
6th–7th century
Byzantine
6th–7th century
Byzantine
6th–7th century
Byzantine
ca. 400
Byzantine
ca. 400
Byzantine
500–700
Byzantine
500–700
A.D. 170–200
Byzantine (Akhmim (?), Egypt)
6th–7th century
5th century
Byzantine (Akhmim (?), Egypt)
5th–7th century
Nubian (Karanog, Egypt)
100 B.C.E.–300 C.E.
Roman (Samanud, Egypt)
2nd–3rd century C.E.
Roman (Timgad, Algeria)
after 100 C.E.
Nubian (Meroe, Sudan)
ca. 50–250 C.E.
Nubian (Sudan)
ca. 300 B.C.E.–350 C.E.
Nubian (Meroe, Sudan)
50–250 C.E.
Meroitic (Sudan)
50–250 C.E.
Nubian (Qustul, Egypt)
4th–6th century
Nubian (Egypt or Sudan)
4th–6th century
Meroitic (Karanog, Egypt)
100 B.C.E.– 300 C.E.
Late Roman (Rome or North Africa)
late 6th–early 7th century
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
295–310
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
310–early 320s
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
340s–380s
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
mid-340s–380
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
late 5th century
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
530s–50s
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
mid-4th–mid-6th century
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
550s–60s
Nubian (Egypt)
5th–6th century
Nubian (Egypt)
5th–6th century
second half 4th century
Nubian (Egypt)
4th–5th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
6th century
Early Byzantine (Egypt)
6th century
6th–7th century
6th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
5th–6th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
5th–6th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
5th–6th century
6th–7th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
ca. 610–50
late 6th century–mid 8th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
6th–7th century
Coptic (Egypt)
580–640
Coptic
5th–6th century
Coptic (Egypt)
500–700
Coptic
4th–7th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
6th–7th century
North African (Tunisia)
6th century
North African (Tunisia)
6th century
North African (Tunisia)
6th century
North African (Tunisia)
5th–6th century
North African (Tunisia)
6th century
North African (Tunisia)
late 6th century–first quarter 7th century
4th–5th century
North African (Tunisia)
6th century
5th–6th century
North African (Tunisia)
first half 5th century
Coptic (Egypt)
6th–7th century
North African (Carthage, Tunisia)
5th–6th century
North African (Cillium, Kasserine, Tunisia)
6th–early 7th century
North African ( Carthage, Tunisia)
second half 6th century
North African (Thysdrus, El Jem Tunisia)
early 7th century
North African (Carthage, Tunisia)
early 7th century
North African (Henchir Chigarnia, Tunisia)
late 4th–early 6th century C.E.
North African (Tunisia, Furnos Minor, Messadine)
late 4th–early 5th century
North African (Hammam Lif, Tunisia)
6th century C.E.
North African (Hammam Lif, Tunisia)
6th century
North African (Hammam Lif, Tunisia)
6th century
North African (Hammam Lif, Tunisia)
6th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
5th century
Ernest Leroux
1884
Egyptian (Cairo (Fustat), Egypt)
13th century
Egyptian (Cairo (Fustat), Egypt)
ca. 1220 C.E.
Coptic
699
North African (Kairouan, Tunisia)
late 7th–early 8th century
North African (Kairouan, Tunisia)
early 9th century
North African (Ifriqya, Tunisia)
708–711
North African (Ifriqya, Tunisia)
712–713
Ifriqyan (Spain or North Africa)
716 C.E.
Byzantine (Egypt)
first quarter of 13th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
early 13th century
Byzantine (Egypt)
1250–1350
Byzantine (Egypt)
early 11th century
Byzantine or Crusader
13th century
Coptic (Fayyum Oasis, Egypt)
822–914; binding: 7th–8th century
Coptic (Fayyum Oasis, Egypt)
after 31 December 867
Coptic (Fayyum Oasis, Egypt)
892–893
Coptic (Theogenidos (Perpnoute), Egypt)
902–903
Coptic (Fayyum Oasis, Egypt)
913–914
810–1010 (radiocarbon date, 95% probability)
Byzantine
11th century
Coptic (Egypt)
13th–15th century
Egyptian (Wadi Natrun, Egypt)
12th–14th century; restored and rebound 1636
William J. Jones
1911
William J. Jones
1911
Abu-'l-Makārim Saʿdallah Ibn-Ǧirǧis Ibn-Masʿūd
1338
Coptic (Egypt)
8th–9th century
Coptic (Egypt)
9th–10th century
Northern Highlands artist
late 17th century
Nubian (Qasr Ibrim, Egypt)
11th-14th century
Nubian (Qasr Ibrim, Egypt)
possibly 6th century
Nubian (Qasr Ibrim, Egypt)
12th century
Nubian (Qasr Ibrim, Egypt)
9th–10th century
Nubian (Qasr Ibrim, Egypt)
14th century
Byzantine
mid-10th–mid-11th century
Nubian (Faras)
8th century
Nubian (Faras)
late 10th century
Nubian (Faras)
mid 12th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
ca 1500, and possibly Crete, ca 1480–90
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
ca. 1450–1468
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
second half 15th century
Ethiopian Orthodox (Ethiopia)
ca. 1500
Ethiopian Orthodox (Ethiopia)
ca. 1440–1480
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
15th century
Northern Highlands artist
late 14th–early 15th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
ca.1480s–1520s (or possibly later)
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
late 15th–early 16th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
12th–13th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
mid 15th–early 16th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
early 16th century
Ethiopian (Aksum, Ethiopia)
15th century
Ethiopian (Tigray, Ethiopia)
15th century
Ethiopian (Tigray, Ethiopia)
1440–1480
Ethiopian (Northern Highlands, Tigray, Ethiopia)
1510-1530
Amhara or Tigrinya peoples
early 18th century
late 13th–early 14th century
first half 14th century
Coptic (Egypt)
mid 18th– late18th century
Ethiopian (Gondar, Ethiopia)
17th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
late 17th century
Baselyos (The Ground Hornbill Master)
late 17th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
17th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
late 17th century
Ethiopian (Ethiopia)
late 16th–early 17th century
Netherlandish (Flanders, Netherlands)
16th century
Ethiopian (Gondar, Ethiopia)
second half 17th century
Ethiopian (Gondar, Ethiopia)
second half 17th century
Ethiopian (Gondar, Ethiopia)
second half 17th century
Ethiopian (Gondar, Ethiopia)
second half 17th century
Ethiopian (Gondar, Ethiopia)
second half 17th century
Amhara or Tigrinya peoples
19th century
Northern Highlands däbtära (religious scholar)
18th–19th century
Tsedaye Makonnen
2023
Theo Eshetu
2009
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Tsedaye Makonnen
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