The special welcome given to our athletes at the Cross Square

Craftsmanships from Ethiopia can and ought to be contextualized inside the country's verifiable turn of events. Researchers actually differ on the best way to isolate and characterize the advancement of Christian Ethiopian workmanship into ordered stages. In this exposition, the advancement of Christian Ethiopian workmanship is extensively partitioned into the eight time frames recorded underneath, yet it should be remembered that the dates for the previous periods are as yet discussed and we have extremely restricted proof preceding the early Solomonic period (1270-1527).

This period takes its name from the city of Aksum which had been the capital of Ethiopia for quite some time before the transformation to Christianity of King Ezana (who managed from c. 320-360) and filled in as capital for a very long time later. While we can't preclude the likelihood that Christianity had been available in the country before the transformation of this ruler, it is just beginning from this period that statements of particularly Christian convictions show up in the material record.