The Axumite Obelisk is a monumental stone structure located in Axum, Ethiopia. These obelisks were built during the reign of the Axumite Empire around the 4th century AD and served as markers for royal tombs. The largest obelisk stands about 24 meters tall and is intricately carved to resemble a multi-story building. The obelisks are significant for their architectural style and historical importance, reflecting the wealth and power of the Axumite Empire. They are also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting their cultural value and the need for preservation.