Apart from the better studied musical 'handbooks' of the Roman period, mostly focused on
matters of harmonics and sometimes rhythmics, there was a type of text known as 'Musics' …

Starting from data on the 'Paestum'or 'Poseidonia'aulos established by Paul and Barbara
Reichlin-Moser and Stelios Psaroudakēs, the 'Pydna'aulos, and comparable finds of early …

Music-archaeology can show exemplarily the potential as well as the dangers of digital
approaches. Both are here illustrated using case studies from the field of virtual modelling …

Two aulos pairs (Δ 1965 and Δ 1964), unearthed in 1980 and 2005 respectively at Megara
(Attica), are exhibited in the city's Archaeological Museum. Both are associated with metal …

This study addresses the question of pitches and pitch structures that may have been played
on the excavated instruments, assessing string lengths and their implications as well as …

The precise nature of the aulos mouthpiece, especially in the Classical period and before,
has been disputed: above all, was it a single or a double reed? A definitive answer to this …

Few excavation sites have yielded such meaningful evidence for Roman music culture as
the Vesuvian area. What has been unearthed there attests to the extensive use of musical …

The thesis aims to develop a 3D digital approach to the stylistic and typo-technological study
of coroplastic, focusing on small figurines. The case study to test the method is a sample of …

A variety of possible applications of modern technology for music-archaeological purposes
are discussed: from studying and evaluating musical finds and acoustical environments …

Abstract· While our understanding of the metallic ornamentation of statues and votive offeri
ngs in ancient Greece has deepened in the past few years, the brilliance (éclat) of musical …