Giacomo Naretti

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Giacomo Naretti (29 August 1831 – 8 May 1899) was an Italian artisan and trained carpenter. He was born in a family of peasants in a small village.

He was part of the team of artisans who designed the throne of Emperor Yohannes IV, which is still preserved in Mekelle.

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External links

• Naretti's Diaries in English

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