Image · EFMA·IMG·5337

Clay whistle with panpipe player (Jama-Coaque, Ecuador)

n.d. · Costa, Ecuador

Photograph of a clay whistle with a panpipe player, attributed to the Jama-Coaque culture of the Ecuadorian coast, held at the Museum zu Allerheiligen in Schaffhausen. According to the description, it dates from 300 BCE to 700 CE.

Date: n.d.
Place: Costa, Ecuador
In the encyclopedia: Aerophones ↗Instruments ↗History ↗
Collection: Sammlung Ebnöther (Schaffhausen)
Format: AVIF
Licence: Public domain
Credit: User:Helvetiker
Source: commons.wikimedia.org ↗
No.: EFMA·IMG·5337

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