UNESCO World Heritage Site component

E693054

Bete Merkorios is one of the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela in Ethiopia, renowned for its monolithic architecture and religious significance as part of a major medieval pilgrimage site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ethiopian Orthodox church
UNESCO World Heritage Site component
monolithic church
rock-hewn church
architecturalStyle rock-hewn architecture
architecturalType monolithic church
associatedReligion Christianity NERFINISHED
associatedWith King Lalibela NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Zagwe NERFINISHED
category cultural property
continent Africa
country Ethiopia
function place of Christian worship
governingBody Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church NERFINISHED
hasType underground church
heritageCriteria UNESCO criterion (i)
UNESCO criterion (ii)
UNESCO criterion (iii) NERFINISHED
UNESCO criterion (iv)
UNESCO criterion (vi)
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
heritageStatus cultural
inscribedOn UNESCO World Heritage List NERFINISHED
locatedIn Amhara Region NERFINISHED
Lalibela NERFINISHED
northern Ethiopia NERFINISHED
locatedInComplex northern group of Lalibela churches
materialUsed volcanic tuff
namedAfter Saint Mercurius NERFINISHED
notableFor monolithic architecture
religious significance
rock-hewn construction
partOf Rock-Hewn Churches, Lalibela NERFINISHED
UNESCO World Heritage Site Rock-Hewn Churches, Lalibela NERFINISHED
medieval pilgrimage center of Lalibela
sacred landscape of Lalibela NERFINISHED
period medieval period
religion Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church NERFINISHED
significance major medieval pilgrimage site component
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteId 18
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 1978
worldHeritageRegion Africa (UNESCO) NERFINISHED

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Bete Merkorios heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component