The Incas were known for their sophisticated and beautiful musical instruments, which represented an important part of their culture and religion. In this guide, the American Museum of Natural History presents a detailed exploration of its collection of Inca musical instruments, including panpipes, drums, and flutes. Illustrated with photographs and drawings, the guide provides insights into the design, function, and symbolism of these fascinating artifacts.
A Guide Leaflet To The Collection On Exhibition In The American Museum Of Natural History (1903)
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A Guide To Exhibits In The Peruvian Hall (1907)
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