Tiya
Tiya is an archaeological site located in the central part of Ethiopia, renowned for its ancient megalithic remains that date back to the early Iron Age, approximately between 1250 and 900 BCE. The site covers an extensive area featuring numerous carved stones, stelae, and burial tumuli, which are believed to serve ceremonial or funerary purposes. Tiya is part of a broader cultural tradition of monumental stone carving found in the region, often associated with the ancient peoples of the Ethiopian highlands.
The most prominent features of Tiya are its engraved stele, which are characterized by intricate designs and
Tiya's archaeological importance was recognized internationally when it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in
Today, Tiya remains a significant cultural and historical landmark, attracting researchers and tourists alike. Preservation efforts