Carnyx - Wikipedia
In 2004, archaeologists discovered a first-century-BC Gallic pit at Tintignac in Corrèze, France. The deposit contained more than 500 fragments of metal objects, including seven carnyces, one of which was nearly complete.
Tintignac Carnyx – Carnyx & Co
The magnificent head of the Tintignac features gaping jaws and huge, delicate ears – and yet the structure is far less complex than the Deskford head, with its hinged jaw, sprung tongue, soft palette and brain cavity. Jean Boisserie’s Tintignac Carnyx reconstruction is made entirely of hand hammered bronze.
Tintignac - Wikipedia
Tintignac is a hamlet near Naves in the Corrèze region of France. It is primarily known for the archaeological remains of a sanctuary where Gallic and Gallo-Roman artefacts have been found, including seven carnyces (war trumpets) and ornamented helmets. [1] The site is classified on the List of historic monuments of 1840. [2]
The Carnyx from Tintignac - emaproject.eu
Jean Boisserie’s Tintignac Carnyx reconstruction is made entirely of hand hammered bronze. It is a vibrant, living musical instrument. The exciting task ahead is the exploration of its acoustic and expressive capabilities - to give the Tintignac carnyx a voice!
A complete original Carnyx - The History Blog
2012年12月11日 · Before the Tintignac discovery, the remains of only five actual carnyces had been found. The most complete among them was the Deskford carnyx found in Scotland in 1816, and it’s just a head, albeit a remarkably complex multi …
Site archéologique de Tintignac - NAVES - Tourisme Corrèze
The discovery of the Gallic temple dating from the second century BC, located beneath the fanum, and the objects found there (carnyx and zoomorphic helmets), has shed light on the religious rites of the Gauls and their mastery of metallurgical techniques.
Site archéologique de Tintignac - Office de Tourisme de Tulle en …
La découverte du temple gaulois daté du second siècle avant notre ère, situé sous le fanum et des objets qui s'y trouvaient (carnyx et casques zoomorphes) a permis de mieux connaître les rites religieux des Gaulois et leur maîtrise des techniques métallurgiques.
Site archéologique de Tintignac - NAVES - Tourisme Corrèze
La découverte du temple gaulois daté du second siècle avant notre ère, situé sous le fanum et des objets qui s'y trouvaient (carnyx et casques zoomorphes) a permis de mieux connaître les rites religieux des Gaulois et leur maîtrise des techniques métallurgiques.
Carnyx & Co – Provides a unique interface between archaeology, …
The reconstruction of this iconic Celtic instrument has become the catalyst for a wave of contemporary artistic expression. Since 2013 we have worked in partnership with the European Music Archaeology Project (EMAP) on the reconstruction of both the Tintignac Carnyx from France, and Etruscan litus and cornu.
Update: listen to the Tintignac Carnyx – The History Blog
Once restored, the Tintignac Carnyx proved to be the first virtually complete carnyx ever found. While the restored carnyx went on display in various museum exhibits, archaeologists, musicologists and instrument makers worked together to create an exact playable replica.