@glossolali.a: Which one of these is your favourite? Let me know in the comments! DISLCAIMER: Historical periods and dates are approximate! All songs are nhistorically informed reproductions of estimated sounds of ancient cultures ✨️ Credits: ROMANS - ‘Pavor’ - Synaulia GREEKS - ‘Lyre Aulos Duet (Orestes' Torment)’ - Callum Armstrong & Rosa Fragorapti EGYPTIANS - ‘Khet (The Physical Body)’ - Michael Atherton ETRUSCANS - ‘ Etruscan music and dance’ - The Etruscan Lase (Nereids) & Francesco Landucci CELTS - ‘The sound of the caryx’ - John Kenny HITTITES - ‘Strumenti Ittiti’ - Francesco Landucci SUMERIANS - ‘The Flood’ - The Lyre Ensemble, Stef Conner HURRIANS - ‘Hurrian Hymn to Nikkal’ - Michael Levy SCANDINAVIANS - ‘Bronslurar’ - Ake Egevad & Roger Lindberg ---- Scandinavian Bronze Age ‘Olby Woman’ by Ancient Europeans @ancienteuropeans2 Interactive Ancient World Map by World History Encyclopedia #worldhistory #bronzeage #ironage #ancientworld #ancientgreece
I’m pretty sure the Celtic carnyx was used for battle purposes not entertainment?
2026-11-13 17:19:26
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☭ ThebiggestRushi ☭🥚 :
Hold on a second, the Carnyx is an instrument of co-ordination and intimidation during warfare isn’t it?
2026-11-10 16:52:08
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jesstigertiger :
They all sound ethnically like their contemporary land music eg middle eastern iranisn, Palestinian, iraqi etc the greek sounds balkan, the celts and scandi sound heavy metal and the roman sounds like 1960s star trek!
2026-11-11 00:42:38
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Maa-Kheru S.M.K.K.🌙🤘🏳️🌈☮️ :
Greeks and Egyptians ❤️🔥
2026-11-12 14:43:57
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