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English: KARNA, one of the ancient Persian musical instruments. This Karna is now kept at Persepolis Museum. The instrument which shows the importance of epic and military music in ancient Persia (Iran) has been made in around 500 BC. Photo by Payam Jahangiri / PDN.
فارسی: INFO IN PERSIAN: کرنا، یکی از سازهای باستانی ایران در موزه پارسه (پرسپولیس / تخت جمشید) - عکس از پیام جهانگیری / شبکه ایرانیان هلند
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