Like no. 263 [III B 57] The body is smaller in relation to the neck length, however. A whorled peg arrangement turned by about 90° towards the front. Flat widening pegheads. The membrane is bound together with a thin string across the bottom of the body. A small fragment of string. The bridge is not preserved. The bow is a slightly curved round wooden stick. The ends of the stick are wrapped in cord and wrapped in leather. A small fragment of the horsehair stringing is preserved. from Ulrich Wegner: African Stringed Instruments, Staatliche Museen Berlin - SPK, 1984 (Appendix Object Catalogue)