Archaeologists were perplexed by a strange pair of discs found in Oman – only to discover these items were actually a single 4,000-year-old instrument. The cymbals date to the third millennium B.C.

, is a brooding rumble of sound. It's the kind of music that says dinosaurs could crash through the windows at any second. But that's not why it had members of the West Houston Concert Band on the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After retiring from social work, Ken Arney wanted to pick up a hobby to fill his time. He picked up a few old music instruments, ...

There is no doubt that ancient humans differed significantly from modern humans in several aspects. However, some of these "aspects" shockingly stayed the same across centuries, such as the importance ...

Archaeologists excavating ruins in Dahwa, Oman, found a “rare” 4,000-year-old pair of cymbals likely buried as a ritual offering. Photo from Antiquity While sifting through the ruins of an ancient ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lorna Carroll, outreach coordinator at Stephens Auditorium, poses with items donated during the 2023 instrument drive. The project ...