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At one end of the staff [is] an oval segment, the other end ending in two broadly projecting and inwardly curved extensions that fork vertically. One of the two strings [is] (probably not original) stretched along the side surface of the bar. Inside the calabash resonator [is the] connection of the string loop made of plant material to a crossbar made of cane. A quill is missing. There is a rich notched pattern on both sides of the rod. Predominantly zigzag-shaped ornamentation. Between the three handle points [is a] pointed widening of the stick surface on both sides. from Ulrich Wegner: Afrikanische Saiteninstrumente, Staatliche Museen Berlin - SPK, 1984 (Appendix Object Catalogue)
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open transverse flute with finger holes
damaru
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damaru
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Clay whistle
o òn cò
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o òn cò
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Handle for whistle
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Lamellophone
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debusech (according to Kubary)
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bitu ucu?
Hera
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Pipe
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