Tekle Hagos

Biographic Data

ID4065406
NAMETekle Hagos
GIVEN NAMESTekle
FAMILY NAMEHagos
SIGNATUREHAGOS T
AFFILIATIONSDepartment of Archaeology
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS4
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2000
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1

  • Management mechanisms of immovable cultural heritage in Ethiopia

    Open AccessTsegaye Ebabey Demissie, Tekle Hagos et al.ARTICLECogent Arts and Humanities2026

    This study critically examines the existing immovable cultural heritage management mechanisms in Ethiopia, with the aim of assessing the opportunities and challenges related to heritage management institutions and laws. To this end, the study used a critical review of reliable literature and organizational documents. The result shows that the management of the fragile cultural heritage of the country requires the use of integrative legal and cust…

  • Current Management Challenges at the World Heritage site of Aksum, Ethiopia

    Tekle HagosARTICLEAnnales d Ethiopie2018

    This article evaluates the management practices of the World Heritage site of Aksum beginning in the late 1990s until the present from the point view of conservation, legal frameworks, the 1972 convention of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and its revised operational guidelines with a meticulous focus on the reinstallation of Stela 2, the destabilization of Stela 3 and the construction of a Church mus…

  • Archaeological excavations at the church of Arbaetu Ensesa Aksum, Ethiopia, 2006-2007

    Tekle HagosARTICLEAnnales d Ethiopie2011

    Archaeological excavations undertaken in Aksum at Gangua Edaga also known as Arbaetu Ensesa in 2006 and 2007 show two phases of church construction. The earlier one is a three-aisle basilica, a late Aksumite church, with an apsidal sanctuary dating to between about 6th and 7th centuries AD. The second phase of church construction appears to go back to 19th century AD, at the latest. A thick ash layer with burned bricks shows that the Aksumite chu…

  • The choice of Aksum as a metropolis

    Tekle HagosARTICLEAnnales d Ethiopie2010

    Le choix d’Aksum comme métropole ; L’État aksumite s’est développé à Aksum au début du Ier siècle de notre ère. Sa position stratégique, loin de la mer Rouge dans l’arrière-pays du plateau tigréen et aux marges de l’escarpement occidental, lui a permis d’exploiter les riches ressources agricoles, géologiques, florales et fauniques des basses terres occidentales et orientales et des hautes terres centrales et septentrionales. Des explications loca…

  • The archaeological landscape of the Shire region, Western Tigray, Ethiopia

    Niall Finneran, Jacke Phillips et al.ARTICLEAzania Archaeological Research in…2003Cited by: 4

    (2003). The archaeological landscape of the Shire region, Western Tigray, Ethiopia: A preliminary report on the 2001 field season. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa: Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 139-147

  • New Megalithic sites in the vicinity of Aksum, Ethiopia

    Tekle HagosARTICLEAnnales d Ethiopie2001

    An archaeological survey was conducted at Aksum and its vicinity from the beginning of January to February 2000. The objective of this mission was to explore and locate new megalithic sites ascribable to the Aksumite culture of the first millennium AD in the rural area of Laelay Maichew district within about 5 km radius from the town of Aksum. Accordingly, new megalithic sites that exhibit Aksumite quarry sites were located at Gobo Dura, Bete Gio…

  • Preliminary notes on the Stelae of Efrata and Gidim of northern Shoa

    Tekle HagosARTICLEAnnales d Ethiopie2000

    L'auteur présente un site à stèles inédit du Nord Choa. Parmi elles, des stèles phalliques et anthropomorphes suggèrent des rapprochements avec le mégalithisme de la moitié sud de l'Ethiopie