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Musical Instruments in Tavern Assemblages
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Histarchers,

I am looking for information on musical instruments (or pieces thereof) that have been recovered from excavations of tavern sites. I have a carved mammal bone mouthpiece to a wind instrument and am trying to ascertain how unusual it is to recover instruments from sites where music may have been a relatively common form of entertainment.

Thanks for your help.

-April

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April M. Beisaw, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Heidelberg University
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