Lyre (ndongo, endongo, entongoli, or kissar)
https://clevelandart.org/art/1929.346
Lyres are common instruments across eastern Africa. The many names––endongo, ndongo, kissar, or entongoli—reflect how many different groups use this Ugandan type. This example is made from a wooden bowl-shaped sound box covered in the skin of a reptile, possibly a monitor liza...
Artifact
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110821
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en
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"Q80002938"
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import
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1929.346
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Terms
Genre
Musical Instrument
Department
African Art
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