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Behind the three grip points a thicker saddle pin, also arranged in two directions. At the other end of the bar [are] two broadly projecting arms that fork vertically. The string material of the two stretched strings, as well as the connection of the resonator construction, [is] probably not original. The spherical calabash resonator [is] largely covered with [a] branding pattern: Predominantly rows of triangular shapes, filled in with cross-hatching. from Ulrich Wegner: Afrikanische Saiteninstrumente, Staatliche Museen Berlin - SPK, 1984 (Appendix Object Catalogue)
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Clay whistle
rebab*
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String bow
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Clay whistle
patektek
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Impact plate with mallet
s'ludoy
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s'ludoy
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Fragment of a clay pipe
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zummara*
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zummara
alto malta (arca)
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alto malta (arca)
dinglye
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dinglye
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