Trilingual Stele with inscriptions in Greek, Old Sabean and Ge'es.
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ETHIOPIAN AXUMITE Anonymous (c. 100 BCE - c. 700): The inscriptions told of King Ezanas' conquest of Yemen, and the stele contained a curse for anyone who would disturb it. The stele was found by a farmer in the 1980s.
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