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Relics include two sets of 12 bronze bells, still playable; a set of iron chimes, which are possibly the earliest example of its kind; stringed instruments, panpipes, reed pipes, and the remains of several musicians. The chimes indicate the tomb could belong to a king. |
(China Daily Africa Weekly 01/01/2016 page18)
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