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C:\Documents and Settings\Pzan\Desktop\Retro March A Selection of Retrospective Materials Published in 2003 or Earlier and Added to the Library of Congress Online Catalog in 2004-2006 About or Published in Ethiopia Compiled March 2006 by Joanne M. Zellers Area Specialist for East Africa and the Western Indian Ocean Region African Section, African and Middle Eastern Division, Library of Congress Email: [email protected] Telephone: (202) 707-1982 Based on a complex query submitted using Pro-Cite bibliographic software and the Z39.50 protocol, these citations were compiled by searching the Library’s online catalog for relevant publications using the Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN) to identify records added to the catalog in a given year. For recent catalog records, the first four digits of the LCCN indicate the year the record was first entered into the online system In addition to materials about the country, the results may also include materials published in the country which concern other geographic areas. The publication date on the catalog record is used to determine whether the item meets the criteria for inclusion in this retrospective list. Because of the differences between the Ethiopian calendar and the Western calendar, some recently published materials may be cited on this retrospective list. Because of the limitations inherent in any online catalog search, do not rely on this document as a comprehensive or authoritative list of new acquisitions in the Library’s collections. The list is intended to give the reader only an idea of the wealth of materials which may be available for consultation. Search the Library’s catalog for more a complete description of the status and availability of each item at: http://catalog.loc.gov. Interested in recently published materials? Take a look at our Africana Bibliographic Alert Service – Eastern Africa and the Western Indian Ocean (ABAS-EAIO). For more information about: Go to: Using the Library’s collections and http://www.loc.gov/rr/ services for researchers African and Middle Eastern Division http://www.loc.gov/rr/amed Reading Room (AMED) The Library’s collections about http://www.loc.gov/rr/amed/afs/cty/cea/ceahome.html Eritrea, go to the AMED Eritrea country web page Portals to the World: Eritrea Selected http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/amed/eritrea/eritrea.html Internet Resources- a bibliography of helpful web links arranged by broad subject To ask a reference question using the http://www.loc.gov/rr/askalib/ask-amed.html Ask- a-Librarian service For information about borrowing http://www.loc.gov/rr/loan/ materials from the Library of Congress using our interlibrary loan service To arrange for a briefing for an email Fentahun Tiruneh at: [email protected] individual or for a group or class about the Eritrea collections 1-Crown Prince Asfa Wossen 2-Ras (prince) Gugsa Araya 3-Ras (prince) Mangasha of Tigre 4-Mikael, Negus of Ethiopia /1935. 1 print. graphic. More information about this work is available at: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3b07591 LC Call Number: Illus. in DT387.T7 LC Control Number: 2004679939 Portraits, 4 images, head and shoulders, formal dress. 1-Menelik II, Negus of Ethiopia 2-Ras (prince) Tafari, who became Emp. Haile Selassie I 3-Lij Yassu, heir 4-Empress Zauditu /1935. 1 print. graphic. More information about this work is available at: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3b07590 LC Call Number: Illus. in DT387.T7 LC Control Number: 2004679940 Portraits, 4 images, head and shoulders, ceremonial dress. a. Abuna [archbishop] Salama, ca. 1860 - b. Dajjach [marquis] Webe in early 1840's - c. Webe, a stylized portrait on horseback /1972. 1 print. graphic. More information about this work is available at: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3b07579 LC Call Number: Illus. in Priests and Politicians... in Orthodox Ethiopia, 1830-1868, 1972, Pl. III LC Control Number: 2004679752 Half-tone reproductions of drawings, paintings. Actes de Filmona / édités [et traduits] par Maurice Allotte de la Fuÿe. Louvain: Secrétariat du CorpusSCO, 1958. 2 v. Subjects: f-et---/ Christian saints -- Ethiopia/ Allotte de la Fuÿe, Maurice LC Control Number: 2004432135 Language: Text in Ethiopic (Ge'ez); introduction and translation in French Contents: Actes de Filmona -- Miracles de Filmona -- Cantique de Taddewos et Filmona. Addis guide Addis Abeba information magazine / Addis Abeba, Ethiopia: Garishe Printing and Advertising, 2002 Sep. v. Subjects: Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) LC Call Number: IN PROCESS LC Control Number: 2006306159. Adi Ramet / Addis Ababa: Ministry of Mines and Enerty, 1982. 1 map. LC Control Number: 2006306238. 'Admasu Wubé Admassu Wubie / Washington, D.C: Ethio Sound, 2000. 1 sound disc. [sound recording] =. Subjects: Popular music -- Ethiopia/ Songs, Amharic LC Call Number: SDB 18908 LC Control Number: 2005570948 Language: Sung in Amharic Performer Note: 'Admasu Wubé (Admassu Wubie) Contents: Sandal gala -- Gondaro -- Gogam -- Zab'edara -- Bati -- Mengar -- 'Erakum -- Qabaran man yaw qal -- Galawa -- Nay sageyo. Adoption of improved bread wheat varieties and inorganic fertilizer by small-scale farmers in Yelmana Densa, and Farta Districts of northwestern Ethiopia / Tesfaye Zegeye ... [et al.]. Addis Ababa: Ethiopian Agricultural Research Organization. International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, 2001. x, 29 p. Subjects: f-et---/ Wheat -- Varieties -- Ethiopia -- Yelmana Densa District/ Wheat -- Varieties -- Ethiopia -- Farta District/ Fertilizers -- Ethiopia -- Yelmana Densa District/ Fertilizers -- Ethiopia -- Farta District/ Tesfaye, = Zegeye LC Call Number: SB191.W5 A285 2001 LC Control Number: 2004414388. Afoola Oromoo durdurii / qindeessaafi gulaalaa olaanaa, Abarraa Nafaa. Finfinnee Addis Ababa: Gumii qormaata afaan Oromootiin, Biiroo aadaafi beeksisa Oromiyaatti, 1991 Jan. v. <1, 3-4>. Subjects: Abrraa, = Nafaa LC Call Number: UNCLASSIFIED 2384 (P) LC Control Number: 2004414448 Language: In Oromo Oromo folktales. African Health Sciences Congress: 24th African Health Sciences Congress challenges and strategies in combating health problems in Africa, towards development efforts : African Union Conference Centre, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Sept. 28-Oct. 2, 2003 : congress abstracts / Organized by, the Ethiopian Health & Nutrition Research Institute (EHNRI) in collaboration with African Union (AU), African Forum for Health Sciences (AFHES), and World Health Organization (WHO). Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: EHNRI. AU. AFHES. WHO, 2003? 120 p. LC Control Number: 2005326195. African water journal / UN-Water/Africa. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: UN-Water/Africa, 2003 Dec-. v. Subjects: Water-supply -- Africa/ Water resources development -- Africa LC Call Number: IN PROCESS TD315 .A37 LC Control Number: 2004242212. Agere Maryam / Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: Geological Survey of Ethiopia, 1997. 1 map. LC Control Number: 2006306235. Agricultural extension reform in Africa insights and lessons from livestock disease control in south-west Ethiopia / S.W. Omamo ... [et al.]. Nairobi, Kenya: International Livestock Research Institute, 2002. iii, 13 p. Subjects: f-et---/ Tsetse-flies -- Control -- Ethiopia/ Trypanosomiasis in animals -- Ethiopia -- Prevention/ Agricultural extension work -- Ethiopia/ Omamo, Steven Were LC Call Number: SF807 .A37 2002 LC Control Number: 2004414267. 'Aklil haymanot / 'Adis 'Ababa: Ten sa'é zaguba'é matamiya bét, 1951 A.D. Jan. 35 p. Subjects: f-et---/ Patriarchs and patriarchates -- Ethiopia LC Call Number: BX143.2 .A56 1959 LC Control Number: 2006550035 Language: In Amharic. Album of photographs of the Italian campaign in Ethiopia, 1935-1936 /1936. 1 scrapbook (133 photographic prints, 8 maps). graphic. More information about this work is available at: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/pp/cphquery.html Subjects: f-et---/ e-it---/ Italo-Ethiopian War, 1935-1936/ Ethiopia -- Foreign relations -- Italy/ Italy -- Foreign relations -- Ethiopia LC Call Number: LOT 3196 LC Control Number: 2005685817 Language: Extensive handwritten text and captions in Italian Italian troops in action, constructing bridges and fortifications, resting, eating, etc.; Ethiopian tribal chieftains consulting with Italians; prisoners, Italian doctors treating native population, camel caravans of troops, etc.; Marshall Badoglio and General Bono visiting the front; portraits of Mussolini and Victor Emannuel II; hand-colored maps of Ethiopian terrain. Alte Wege, neue Strassen landeskundliches Lesebuch für die Deutsche Schule in Addis Abeba / zusammengestellt und bearbeitet von Walter Buder und Ernst Ulich. Addis Abeba: Deutsche Schulverein in Äthiopien, 1969. 178 p . Subjects: Buder, Walter/ Ulich, Ernst LC Control Number: 2004482060. Aspects of Ethiopian art from ancient Axum to the 20th century / edited by Paul B. Henze. London: Jed, 1993. 144 p., [8] p. of plates. Subjects: f-et---/ Art, Ethiopian/ Henze, Paul B LC Call Number: N7386 .A784 1993 LC Control Number: 2004482072. Äthiopien gestern, heute, morgen = Ethiopia : yesterday, today, tomorrow / Göppingen: Institut für Angewandte Präventivmedizin und Epidemiologie, Arbeitsgruppe Medizinische Hilfe für die Dritte Welt, 1995. 144 p. Subjects: f-et---/ Ethiopia LC Call Number: DT373 .A755 LC Control Number: 2004482138 Language: English and German. Axum / Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: Geological Survey of Ethiopia, 1999. 1 map. LC Control Number: 2006306227. Ba'Ityopya ya'enatocna caqla hesanaten mot lamaqanas / ya'Ityopya téna tebaqa ministér, ya`Alam téna tebaqa deregetena Walta 'informésen ma`ekal bamatababar yazagagut simpoziyam prosiding. 'Adis 'Ababa: Waltåa 'informésen ma`ekal, 2003. 188, 64 p. LC
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