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File:Kinnor played before a king.jpg

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English: Lyre player 1350-1150 BC performs before a Canaanite king; the instrument is possibly a kinnor; the artwork is a portion of a larger artwork on Megiddo Ivory (LB II), an ivory plaque found at Megiddo. This ivory engraving shows one possibility for the ancient instrument, kinnor.[1]

From bible-archaeology.info:[2]

"The next stratum, Megiddo VII, disclosed the base of a statue of Ramses VI (about 1148-1142 BC). The treasure house of the royal palace of this city was found to contain a large number of ivory objects, discarded by the invaders who overwhelmed Megiddo in the mid-12th century BC. Outstanding among these is an ivory plaque, the "Celebration of Victory" (see the ivory with a seated figure and a harpist, below)."
Date 1350-1150 BC
Source Megiddo Bible Archaeology: Canaanite Art Treasures. bible-archaeology.info. Archived from the original on 2017-03-04. Retrieved on 2024-09-16.
Author Unknown engraver, Ancient Israel or Canaan, 1350-1150 BC
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Photo of the ivory plaque --Megiddo Ivory (LB II).

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  1. ↑ Montagu, Jeremy (1984) Sadie Stanley , ed. The New Grove Dictionary of Musical Instruments, 2, MacMillan Press, pp. 432−433 "[In New Grove Dictionary of Musical Instruments, this is the caption accompanying the image:] Kinnor played before a king: ivory plaque (1350-1150 BC) from Megiddo (Archaeological Museum, Jerusalem."
  2. ↑ Megiddo Bible Archaeology: Canaanite Art Treasures. bible-archaeology.info. Archived from the original on 2017-03-04. Retrieved on 2024-09-16.

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Lyre player 1350-1150 BC, possibly a kinnor; artwork a portion of Megiddo Ivory (LB II)

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