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Fig. 31.—Egyptian Shoulder Harp or Buni (model from actual specimen).
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Fig. 32.—Egyptian Harp and Harpist (from a wall-painting).
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Fig. 33.—Egyptian Harp or Buni (model from actual specimen).
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Fig. 34.—Egyptian Lute or Nofre (model from actual specimen).
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Fig. 35.—Egyptian Harp and Harpist (from a wall-painting).