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This zūrnā, a double-reed instrument with a funnel-shaped bell, was built in the Ottoman tradition. The instrument has a brown lacquered, slender body with seven frontal tone holes and three decorative grooves on the lower edge of the bell above the sound holes. The fork insert with a reed support and small holder for the missing lip disc is made of boxwood. The reed of this instrument is missing.
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Clay rattle
tambi
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tambi
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Coppiaruoli maschio
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Open inner flute with finger holes
düdük
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düdük
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rabab
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rabab
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Fragment of a clay pipe
def (zilli def)
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def (zilli def)
dvojacka*
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dvojacka
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