File:Mosaic of the Female Musicians.jpg

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English: Mosaic found in a Byzantine villa in Maryamin, Syria.
العربية: فسيفساء من القرن الرابع لموسيقيّات يحملنَ آلات أرغن ذو أنابيب، أولوس، سمسمية، في فيلا بيزنطية في مريمين، سوريا
Date late 4th century AD - early 6th century AD
Source https://www.hsnes.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/musicians-mosaic-Meriamin-Hama..pdf
Author Hellenic Society for Near Eastern Studies photo of Byzantine mosaic

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