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This website has been built to well recognised standards and incorporates many ease of use features in order to make it accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. However, it is not possible to guarantee that third party material will meet accessibility criteria.

• All web pages validate as XHTML 1.0 transitional, according to W3C XHTML Markup standards.
• The Cascading Style Sheets validate as valid CSS version 1, CSS version 2 and CSS version 3, according to W3C CSS standards.
• The web pages have been designed using Cascading Style Sheets and feature the correct XHTML markup.
• All web pages has been developed to meet the requirements of W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Level Triple-A standards.
• There are no "javascript" pseudo-links. All links can be followed, even if scripting is turned off.
• There are no links that open new windows.
• All images used in this site include descriptive ALT attributes (alternative text).
• If your browser does not support style sheets, the content of each page is still readable.

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Access keys have been implemented to access and navigate the site using a keyboard. This is an alternative form of navigation to using a mouse, or other pointing device.

How to use the access keys if you use Internet Explorer:

1. press and hold the Alt key
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Access Keys Used

The following access keys are used to navigate the pages of Ethiopian Treasures.

• Access Key H - Home Page
• Access Key T - Site map
• Access Key B - Graphics Version
• Access Key C - Culture
• Access Key L - Language
• Access Key R - Religion
• Access Key W - Calendar
• Access Key U - Geography
• Access Key N - Climate
• Access Key A - Aksum
• Access Key F - Lalibela
• Access Key O - Gonder
• Access Key K - Mekele
• Access Key J - Harar
• Access Key D - Debra Damo
• Access Key = - Tewodros II
• Access Key Y - Yohannes IV
• Access Key M - Menelik II
• Access Key I - Iyasu
• Access Key Z - Zewditu
• Access Key X - The Dergue
• Access Key V - Marriage
• Access Key P - Religious festivals
• Access Key E - Muslim and Christian war
• Access Key Q - About
• Access Key S - Search The Web
• Access Key 0 - Haile selassie
• Access Key 1 - Advertise
• Access Key 2 - Contact
• Access Key 3 - Privacy statement
• Access Key 4 - References
• access key / - Accessibility
• Access key , - The Ethiopian Orthodox Church
• Access Key ; - History of Ethiopian Jews
• Access key . - Library of Congress
• Access key - - MSN Encarta
• Access key [ - Encyclopedia
• Access key ] - Lonely Planet
• Access key ' - Selamta
• Access key # - Back to Top

Useful resources for implementing accessibility

• Colour Contrast Check
• Disability Rights Commission
• IBM - Human Ability and Accessibility Center
• RNIB - Web Access Centre
• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0

If you have any comments or suggestions regarding the accessibility of this website, please e-mail to webmaster@ethiopiantreasures.co.uk

Useful Links

• Encyclopedia
• History of Ethiopian Jews
• Library of Congress
• Lonely Planet
• Ethiopian Tourism Commission
• Selamta
• The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church

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