Among the archaeological finds were an iron warthorn from the…
Among the archaeological finds were an iron warthorn from the 18th–19th centuries, a bone flute from the 17th–18th centuries, as well as a fragment of a bone flute or recorder from the early 17th century.
Consensus
- Archaeological excavations in Moscow uncovered fragments of ancient musical instruments.
- The discovered artifacts include an iron vargan from the late 18th to early 19th century.
- A bone flute or pipe fragment from the early 17th century was found.
- A rare clay whistle shaped like a lamb, dating to the 17th century and covered in green glaze, was discovered on Druzhinnikovskaya Street.
- All artifacts have been restored.
- The artifacts will soon be transferred to the Museum of Moscow's collection.
- Since early 2026, approximately three thousand archaeological finds have been sent to Russia’s museum fund.
- Over the past five years, more than fifty thousand archaeological finds have been added to the museum fund.
Points of divergence
- The bone flute from the 17th–18th century was found on Luzhnetskaya Street. — vm
- The bone flute from the 17th-18th century was found on Solyozhenitsyna Street. — ntv
- A rare whistle-shaped toy from the 17th century, made of clay and covered in green glaze, is located on Druzhinnikovskaya street. — vm
- The same clay whistle was found on Solyozhenitsyna street. — ntv
Coverage (4 sources)
- 🪈 Фрагменты древних музыкальных инструментов нашли в Москве при раскопках. Например, специалисты обнаружили: — Город Москва
- В Москве при раскопках нашли фрагменты древних музыкальных инструментов — Мэр Москвы Сергей Собянин
- Собянин: В Москве при раскопках нашли фрагменты древних музыкальных инструментов — Вечерняя Москва
- В Москве при раскопках нашли фрагменты древних музыкальных инструментов — НТВ Москва
Key entities
- Moscow
- Sergei Sobyanin
- China Town Passage
- Solzhenitsyn
- Moscow Museum
- Druzhinnikovskoye
- Luzhnitskaya Prospekt