The research is published in the journal Antiquity. The likely source of the antler used to craft the instrument is the Sambar deer of the Indian hog deer, native to mainland Southeast Asia. FREE delivery Wed, May 31 on 25 of items shipped by Amazon. It can play a wide variety of sounds and tones, much more than a chromatic scale you often hear on a piano," Ms. Guzheng Finger Trainer Stringed Musical Instruments Strengthener Exercise Wooden Protable 6 String Mini Guzheng Fingering Practice Tool for Beginners Adults 21 x 9.5cm / 8.3 x 3.7in. "The K'ný is a single string bowed instrument that is uniquely controlled by the player's mouth, which also acts as a resonator. Campos believes the methods might have been similar to contemporary Vietnamese musical instruments such as the K'ný. It is unclear how the instrument might have been played, or exactly what sound it might have made, but Ms. The striking similarities between the artifacts we studied and some stringed instruments that are still being played suggest that traditional Vietnamese music has its origins in the prehistoric past," Ms. "It is clearly established that music played an important role in the early cultures of this region. Three identical bronze bells that were most likely part of a burial were also found. The artifacts were found at the archaeological site of Gò Ô Chùa, in Long An province, Southern Vietnam. "This also suggest that the artifacts were made by specialists who are probably musicians themselves." "We could not find anything remotely similar, both in size and how the deer antler has been shaped," Ms. Campos and her collaborators, Vương Thu Hồng from Long An Museum in Vietnam and Jennifer Hull, from ANU, analyzed more than 600 bone artifacts.
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