Bronze Aulos Player Figurine

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by James Lloyd
published on 14 January 2013

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Bronze Aulos Player Figurine — The man wears a long tunic and mantle. From his left shoulder hangs an instrument case. The straps for the instrument can also be seen, tied around the mouth and cheeks.
From a Corinthian workshop, 500- 490 BC
Delphi Museum

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James Lloyd

James' main area of research is ancient Greek music, but he has general interests in mythology, religion, and art & archaeology. A self-confessed philhellene, James keeps at least one eye on the Roman pie.

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Lloyd, J. (2013, January 14). Bronze Aulos Player Figurine. Ancient History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.ancient.eu/image/1021/

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Lloyd, James. "Bronze Aulos Player Figurine." Ancient History Encyclopedia. Last modified January 14, 2013. https://www.ancient.eu/image/1021/.

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