Biete Mikael

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Biete Mikael is one of the rock-hewn monolithic churches in the Lalibela complex of northern Ethiopia, renowned for its medieval Ethiopian Orthodox architecture and religious significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ethiopian Orthodox church
monolithic church
rock-hewn church
approximateCenturyOfConstruction 12th–13th century
architecturalStyle medieval Ethiopian rock-hewn architecture
associatedWith Zagwe dynasty NERFINISHED
medieval Ethiopian Christianity
constructionMaterial volcanic tuff
constructionType monolithic
rock-hewn
country Ethiopia
culturalRegion historic region of Lasta
culturalSignificance important site of Ethiopian Orthodox liturgy
symbol of Ethiopian Christian heritage
dedicatedTo Saint Michael NERFINISHED
era medieval period
governingBody Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church NERFINISHED
hasFeature integrated with surrounding rock
rock-cut interior
heritageDesignationYear 1978
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
locatedIn Amhara Region NERFINISHED
Lalibela NERFINISHED
northern Ethiopia NERFINISHED
locatedInTown Lalibela town NERFINISHED
notableFor medieval Ethiopian Orthodox architecture
religious significance in Ethiopian Christianity
rock-hewn monolithic construction
partOf Lalibela church complex NERFINISHED
Lalibela rock-hewn churches NERFINISHED
preservationStatus protected as part of a World Heritage Site
recognizedBy UNESCO
region Ethiopian Highlands NERFINISHED
religion Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church NERFINISHED
religiousFunction pilgrimage site
place of Christian worship
tourism major tourist attraction in Ethiopia
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UNESCOSiteId 18
UNESCOSiteName Rock-Hewn Churches, Lalibela NERFINISHED
usedFor daily worship
festivals and pilgrimages
religious ceremonies
worldHeritageSiteOf Rock-Hewn Churches, Lalibela NERFINISHED

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