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Burmese Gongs
- Subject: Burmese Gongs
- From: Scott Odell <MAH0C01@sivm.si.edu>
- From: H. La Ruepitt@vax.ox.ac.uk>
- Date: Sat, 19 Nov 94 10:53:43 EST
- Message-ID: <31C9E73BD9@nrm.se
I hope that there is still a list out there and that I may ask the followng
question of its users.
At the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, one of our Research students is
interested to find out all that she can about the materials used to suspend
Burmese metal gongs from their frames up to and including the nineteenth
century. Does anyone in the list have, or know of, material like this and
does it have its nineteenth century (or "original") suspension cord? If
you do have an object with its 19.c. materials still extant please could
you let me know what the materials are? It would also be interesting to
know the dimensions of the gong and its stand. Also we would be interested
to know who collected the object as well as where it came from in Burma.
He'le`ne La Rue
Pitt Rivers Museum
University of Oxford
UK
Scott Odell <mah0c01@sivm.si.edu>