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Great Highland Bagpipe, 20th century
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Three sacred forks (i saga) for eating human flesh, as used until mid-20th century
on Pacific island of Fiji
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Tune, How She'll ne'er be Guided, played on a late 20th century Lowland bagpipe by Iain MacInnes (audio clip)
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Tune, The Carrick Hornpipe, played on a late 20th century Northumbrian smallpipe by Pauline Cato (audio clip)
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Tunes, Joseph MacDonald's Jig and Stumpie, played on a late 20th century Scottish smallpipe by Iain MacInnes (audio clip)
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Tune, Wat Ye What I Got Late Yestre'en, played on a late 20th century Lowland bagpipe by Iain MacInnes (audio clip)
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Great Highland Bagpipe, 19th century
Set of Highland bagpipes, brass, made by the firm of T.M. Glen in Edinburgh in the 19th century
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Advertising token (obverse), of Waverley Electric Works, Portobello, Edinburgh
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Advertising token (reverse), of Waverley Electric Works, Portobello, Edinburgh
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Ancestral carving shaped like hornbill bird, as used by the Senufo
of Ivory Coast, West Africa
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Ancestral guardian figure (bwiti), from container for ancestral bones
from Gabon, Africa
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Ancestral guardian figure, from container for ancestral bones
from Samika area of Gabon, Africa
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Ashet
made in Glasgow
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Astrolabe (detail)
made in Cordoba, Spain
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Astrolabe (front)
made in Cordoba, Spain
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Astrolabe (front)
made in Cordoba, Spain
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