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Date: 1900-1999

Subject: Langala (Plough). Plough (langala) is an agricultural tool for loosening or turning the soil before sowing seed or planting. This object was procured from Tassar & Silk Federation (SERIFED), Baripada.

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Subject: Mahuri. Mahuri is a wind instrument used during the Chhau dance which is a martial art form from Mayurbhanj, Odisha. This object was procured from the Assistant Director of Textiles, Baripada who procured it from Shyam Sundar Singh of Bhalubasa village in Mayurbhanj district.

Site Name: Barakhama

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Subject: Mahuri. Mahuri is a wind instrument used during the Chhau dance which is a martial art form from Mayurbhanj, Odisha. This object was procured from Sri Banu Nayak.

Site Name: Barakhama

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Subject: Mahuri. Mahuri is a wind instrument used during the Chhau dance which is a martial art form from Mayurbhanj, Odisha. This object was procured from Sri Banu Nayak.

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Subject: Pine (Horn Trumpet). This is a horn trumpet made from an animal horn. The instrument produces a powerful sound that can be heard over great distances. This object was procured from District Welfare Officer, Malkanagiri.

Site Name: Panposh

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Subject: Turi (Will Bull Horn Trumpet). This is a horn trumpet made from buffalo horn. The instrument produces a powerful sound that can be heard over great distances. This object was procured from Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA).

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Subject: Tamak (Tidibi). A tamak is a pot drum made by covering an earthen pot with a leather membrane. It is usually played with the instrument hanging around the neck. This object was procured from District Welfare Officer, Malkanagiri.

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Subject: Bansi (Flute). Bansi is a flute with six holes.

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Subject: Bansi (Flute). Bansi is a flute with six holes. This object was procured from Shyam Sundar Singh of Bhalubasa village in Mayurbhanj district.

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Date: 1900-1999

Subject: Dancing Stick. This is a dancing stick used by the Koya tribe women to tap in time with the rhythm of a dance. The bells on this instrument are twisted to resemble leaves. This object was procured from District Welfare Officer, Malkanagiri.

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Subject: Koya Dhole (with stick). This is a drum with leather straps played for dances and festive occasions. This object was procured from District Welfare Officer, Malkanagiri.

Site Name: Samakhunta

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Subject: Madal. Madal is a drum with leather straps played for dances and festive occasions. This object was procured from Kisku Salkhan in Mudrajodi village of Mayurbhanj district.

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Subject: Kinding (Dhol). A dhol is a double-sided barrel drum played by hands or sticks to create music. This object was procured from District Welfare Officer, Malkanagiri.

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Subject: Dhol. A dhol is a double-sided barrel drum played by hands or sticks to create music.

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Subject: Dholo. A dhol is a double-sided barrel drum played by hands or sticks to create music. This object was procured from the Assistant Director of Textiles, Baripada who procured it from Shyam Sundar Singh of Bhalubasa village in Mayurbhanj district.

Site Name: Samakhunta

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Subject: Dhumsa. Dhumsa is a small earthen drum with leather membrane that is slung around the neck and played with sticks. This object was procured from Kisku Salkhan in Mudrajodi village of Mayurbhanj district.

Site Name: Samakhunta

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Subject: Chad Chadi. Chad Chadi is a small earthen drum with leather membrane that is slung around the neck and played with sticks. This object was procured from Kisku Salkhan in Mudrajodi village of Mayurbhanj district.

Site Name: Samakhunta

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Subject: Chad Chadi. Chad Chadi is a small earthen drum with leather membrane that is slung around the neck and played with sticks. This is a sideways view of the drum. This object was procured from Kisku Salkhan in Mudrajodi village of Mayurbhanj district.

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Subject: Changu. Changu is a large tambourine made with animal hide and often played in competitions to impress girls of the youth dormitory. This object was procured from Juang Development Corporation.

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Subject: Changu. Changu is a large tambourine made with animal hide and often played in competitions to impress girls of the youth dormitory.

Site Name: Kochilaghati

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Subject: Changu. Changu is a large tambourine made with animal hide and often played in competitions to impress girls of the youth dormitory. This object was procured from British Dehuri.

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Subject: Changu Badya. Changu is a large tambourine made with animal hide and often played in competitions to impress girls of the youth dormitory.

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