“Archaeology is usually silent. I was astonished to find what I thought to be dead soundscapes alive and living in Kerala today,” said the ANU College of Asia-Pacific student.
“The musical traditions of south India, with horns such as the kompu, are a great insight into musical cultures in Europe’s prehistory.
“And, because Indian instruments are usually recycled and not laid down as offerings, the artefacts in Europe are also an important insight into the soundscapes of India’s past.”
Source Article from https://redice.tv/news/ancient-irish-musical-history-found-in-modern-india
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