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Lecture on the Roman tibiae on-line
I am pleased to share with you my lecture on the Roman tibiae which was given in September last year in the frames of the Short Summer School “Music Archaeology” organised by Berliner Antike-Kolleg in cooperation with the EMAP - European Music Archaeology Project. The lecture was … Continue reading →
The Reeds: Observations Based on Ancient Evidence
Below you will find Barnaby Brown’s six observations regarding ancient reeds based on (1) the iconographic evidence which I present in a forthcoming article, and (2) a text by Theophrastus (c. 371 – c. 287 BC). Following each observation is some … Continue reading →
Protected: The Reeds: Archaeological and Iconographic Evidence
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Protected: Tibiae/Auloi on Pitano Perra’s blog
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