Anatolian and environmental cultures in archaeological ages: formation and development process of Harp - Lyre instruments
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The world's oldest Lyre and Harp instruments, dated to approximately 2450 b.c. and found Ur in Mesopotamia during excavations made in tombs in uncovered. A few centuries later than that seen in Anatolia, Egypt in the South, the East and the West are spread through Hellenistic and Roman. A huge first period when morphological structure in, during the next period thoroughly and in particular iron age is played has evolved into become easy and shrinking. This process in the last thousand years before Christ, and then transformed into different Lyres instruments disappear, while harps is in itself by doing the development of today's modern State. Lyres, organological can be detached as big as symmetric and asymmetric as little as they can be inspected by split. Harps is turned on or off as two different structure, according to angle, angular or circular shape receive various names such as.
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Mehmet Şahin
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Mehmet Şahin (Master Thesis). Anatolian and environmental cultures in archaeological ages: formation and development process of Harp - Lyre instruments, 2019, Hacettepe University.
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