Land degradation is not uniform, even in the same landscape, but nevertheless an overall
consensus seems to grow on the fact that many areas are under way of rehabilitation. It is a …

In the Highlands of Northern Ethiopia gully occurrence is linked to poverty-driven
unsustainable use of the land in a vulnerable semi-arid and mountainous environment …

Soil-erosion-induced land degradation is a great challenge in the Ethiopian highlands.
Consequently, the government has invested in soil and water conservation (SWC) …

The aim of the research presented here was to analyse soil erosion in response to changes
in agricultural and soil conservation practices throughout history. The Aksum area (Tigray …

Land use/land cover changes in a lake drainage basin reflect changes in the magnitude of
the water balance components and rate of sediment deposition in a lake as a reflection of …

Food insecurity in rural areas of southern Ethiopia is widespread; in recent years over half of
all communities in this region have been reliant upon emergency support. However, food …

The so-called Kingdom of Aksum in northern Ethiopia and Eritrea was the dominant African
polity along the southern Red Sea in the first millennium AD. The polity emerged in central …

Settlement pattern analysis offers a range of insights about social, economic, and political
relationships of Aksumite civilization. Two common approaches involve analyzing site size …

Abstract The Tigray region in Ethiopia witnessed the rise and fall of the Pre-Aksumite and
Aksumite communities between the mid 2nd millennium bce and the late 1st millennium ce …

Abstract Epigraphical evidence from South Arabia, contemporary accounts from Syria,
Byzantine, Greece and Arab literary traditions attribute the origin of the Bubonic (Justinian) …