Musical Instruments
EGYPTIAN
Musical Instruments
The following list describes various musical instruments from ancient Egypt, including the Egyptian name (when known), the modern equivalent, and a brief description.
| Egyptian Name | Modern Equivalent | Description |
| ? | Clappers | Ivory or wood |
| Menat | Rattle | Part of a necklace |
| Sekhem or Sesshet | Sistrum (rattle) | Ritual use |
| ? | Finger Cymbal | Ritual use |
| ? | Barrel Drum | Military use for marching or signaling |
| Ser | Frame drum | Tambourine without shakers |
| ? | Harp | Native Egyptina, arched |
| ? | Harp | Imported from Mesopotamia, angled |
| Gengenty | Lute | Syrian import |
| Djadjaret or kinnarum | Thin Lyre | Syrian import, c. 1900 b.c.e. |
| ? | Thick Lyre | Foreign import |
| ? | Giant Lyre | Canaanite import |
| Mat | Flute | Used for … |

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