File:Banquet inerkhaou dj 33 harper.jpg

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DescriptionBanquet inerkhaou dj 33 harper.jpg	English: Egyptian harper in Tomb of Ankerkhe, Workmen's Tombs. Tomb of Inherkha, TT359. New Kingdom, 20th Dynasty, 1186-1070 BCE, a musician entertains the deceased and his wife.^[1] Egypt, 19th dynasty circa 1295 1186 B.C. Deir el Medina, West Thebes.
Date	circa 1186-1070 BCE
Source	https://www.osirisnet.net/docu/banquet_harpiste/e_banquet_harpiste_03.htm
Author	Ancient Egyptian artists

↑ CHAMBER G (CONTINUED). https://www.osirisnet.net. "Scene XVIII...The deceased and his wife sit facing the east listening to the song of a harpist crouched down in front of them...The harpist is an obese man, with a shaven head, with a pierced earlobe, squatting on a mat. The body is shown in full profile according to the conventions of the Ramesside period. He is not blind, as almost always portrayed. His mouth is open because he sings while accompanying himself on the harp...The number of strings (22) and keys (36) are a mismatch"

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[1] CHAMBER G (CONTINUED). https://www.osirisnet.net. "Scene XVIII...The deceased and his wife sit facing the east listening to the song of a harpist crouched down in front of them...The harpist is an obese man, with a shaven head, with a pierced earlobe, squatting on a mat. The body is shown in full profile according to the conventions of the Ramesside period. He is not blind, as almost always portrayed. His mouth is open because he sings while accompanying himself on the harp...The number of strings (22) and keys (36) are a mismatch"

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