Music from Ancient Meroë William P. Tew

Music from Ancient Meroë William P. TewThis volume presents the results of a research and conservation project on the auloi of Mero. This cache of ancient wind instruments from the late first century BCE was discovered in northern Sudan, in the tomb of Queen Amanishakheto. It has long been recognized as an important testimony to the music of classical antiquity.

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