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To: carolingia@bloom-beacon.MIT.EDU, sca@mc.lcs.mit.edu
Subject: HISTORICAL HARPS

Anyone out there interested in Pictish harps? A Scottish maker has started
doing reconstructions. I can email details to anyone interested.
Basically - these are small nylon or gut strung harps based on the earliest
known depiction of a triangular harp in Britain. They are not cheap, but
are intereste
ing.
I know a dealer who is selling them.....

Nesta ferch Meriadoc Hartley
sharons@juliet.ll.mit.edu