Aksum further houses the Queen of Sheba’s Bath and Palace. Mai Shum (meaning chieftain's water) is believed to be the ancient Queen of Sheba's bath or pool. The bath is partly hewn and partly built ...

A similar story about the queen appears in the second book of Chronicles. There isn’t a known place called Sheba in the ancient world. Many scholars have assumed “Sheba” is a reference to Saba, a ...

QUEEN OF SHEBA The most popular story connected to the region is the ancient account of the Queen of Sheba. As told in the Old Testament, she travelled from Aksum to Jerusalem to meet the famed ...

De Barros thought the edifice, which he never saw, was Axuma, one of the cities of the Queen of Sheba. Other Portuguese ... Master" had come to see "the ancient temple which once upon a time ...

There’s no proof the Queen of Sheba actually existed, which may be one reason why her long reign in the popular imagination shows no signs of weakening.