Editing Foreign relations of Ethiopia (section)

====Egypt====
Aksumite relations with pre-Roman Egypt was ostensibly uncertain. However, it was considered that Aksumite contact were also existed during the fall of [[Ptolemaic dynasty]] with [[Cleopatra]] death in 30 BC. Few artifacts were uncovered from Egypt such as cippus of Horus given to Bruce, and illustrated by him, and a few amulet figurines of blue faience<ref name=":2" /> or cornaline<ref name=":2" /> found at various sites of Ethiopia. Other include the double-uraeus, perhaps brought from [[Meroë]].<ref name=":2" />

Another discoveries are an inscription of [[Ptolemy III]] copied by Kosmas at [[Adulis]] and ankh'-sign engraved on one of the stelae. During King [[Ezana of Axum|Ezana]]'s reign, he expedited to the Nile after [[Meroë]] was entirely sacked. After its successor [[Noba]] emerged, it behaved badly to consign Aksumite ambassadors punished with military expedition. An aggressive mistreatment was objected by tribes such as the [[Mangurto]], the [[Nara people|Barya]], and the [[Khasa kingdom|Khasa]] by asking support, either regarded Aksum would an aide of Noba or possibly a suzerain. Ezana's expedition also attacked Kasu, the remnants of Meroitic state. Nuba, Kasu, and Beja were integral to Ezana's kingdom. Meroitic artifacts have been found in Ethiopian location [[Dar'a|Addi Galamo]] (Atse Dera) such as bronze bowls, which was brought from Roman Egypt. It was possibly made up of diorite thumb-ring found by the BIEA expedition at Aksum, and corna line amulet of Harpocrates with typical double-uraeus of the Meroites.<ref name=":2" />