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Music ethnology index card: "The resonator is a trapezoidal box made of planks. The top is perforated in a circle, with a rectangular sound hole in each side. The attached plano-convex neck has six gut frets. The pegboard is slightly bent back and has two wooden pegs behind it, which are damaged."
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Cone drum
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Pipe (fragment)
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Open inner flute with finger holes
dung kar
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dung-dkar
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idioglotte Jew's harp
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Drum
(e)ndingidi
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Bow of a tubular lute
saron ricik (Gamelan)
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saron ricik (Gamelan)
taus
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Bow of a bowl-neck lute
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