Archaeological Site of Aksum

The Archaeological Site of Aksum in Ethiopia was once a powerful ancient kingdom, known for its impressive stone obelisks, tombs, and early Christian ruins. It was a major trade center around 100 BCE to 700 CE, connecting Africa, Arabia, and the Mediterranean. The site is famous for the massive obelisk of Axum, symbolic of its engineering skill, and is believed to be the historical home of the Queen of Sheba and early Christian church. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering valuable insights into African history, religion, and ancient architecture.