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What twelfth and thirteenth century artifacts can be attributed to Zagwe King Lalibela?
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What 12th and 13th century artifacts can be attributed to Zagwe king lalibela?
Rock Hwen churches can be attributed
12th and 13th century artifacts attributed to Zagwe king Lalibela?
King Lalibela of the Zagwe dynasty is known for constructing the rock-hewn churches in Ethiopia during the 12th and 13th centuries. The artifacts attributed to him include the churches themselves, crosses, and other religious artifacts that reflect the unique architecture and artistry of the time period. These artifacts are significant in understanding the cultural and religious history of Ethiopia during Lalibela's reign.
When was University of Northampton - thirteenth century - created?
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Who invented cafe?
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What century is 1256?
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How many years are in the thirteenth century?
100
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Kubli Khan
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City
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Ghengis khan
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French explorers
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