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From: Savant	8/19/2025 6:54:43 PM
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3,000-year-old hymn reveals musical links across Bronze Age civilizations from India to the Mediterranean by Dario Radley August 16, 2025 More than 3,000 years ago, in the port city of Ugarit on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, the scribes inscribed a song in the Hurrian language on a clay tablet. The Hymn to Nikkal is the earliest known musical score found to date. A recent study suggests that this brief composition could be of unprecedented importance: evidence of a shared global musical culture in the Bronze Age. 3,000-year-old hymn reveals musical links across Bronze Age civilizations from India to the Mediterranean \| Archaeology News Online Magazine **includes a video of the hymn, if you wanna click the link

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