File:Two European lutes with oud soundholes.jpg

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Description	English: Two lutes from the Cantigas de Santa Maria. They have two types of sound holes, both normally found on Muslim instruments. The squiggly line or w/m is an older oud type soundhole. The small groups of drilled holes are both on instruments such as the Gambus as well as Easter European lutes (into the early 20th century).
Date	13th century A.D.
Source	https://ar.pinterest.com/pin/248753579391969651/
Author	unknown artist, 13th Century, from Cantigas de Santa Maria
Other versions	version where color has not been enhanced

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current	03:31, 26 October 2024		743 × 620 (687 KB)	Jacqke	color enhanced high resolution image from scan of original at (https://rbme.patrimonionacional.es/s/rbme/item/11338#?xywh=-4561%2C-1%2C12865%2C5616&cv=118)
	02:49, 16 October 2018		405 × 351 (34 KB)	Jacqke	User created page with UploadWizard

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History of lute-family instruments