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Sistrum

A sistrum (plural: sistra; from Latin sistrum, from Greek σεῖστρον seistron of the same meaning; literally "that which is being shaken", from σείειν seiein, "to shake") is a musical instrument of the percussion family, a form of rattle, used most notably by the ancient Egyptians. It consists of a handle and a U-shaped metal frame, made of brass or bronze…

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Egyptian sistrum

Minoan sistrum

Later use

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Sistrum

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples61
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
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related to Later use · 14
Sistrum → Act, Egypt, Ethiopian Orthodox Church, Evangelicalism, French, Hathor, Hector Berlioz, It, Les Troyens, Neopagan, Nowadays, Romani, The, Western
related to Minoan sistrum · 13
Sistrum → Agios Nikolaos, Archaeological Museum, Crete, Egyptian, Evidence, Five, Hagia Triada, Harvester Vase, Hathor, Minoan, Minoans, Sistrums, The
related to Egyptian sistrum · 12
Sistrum → Another, Bast, Bat, Egypt, Hathor, Isis, It, Nile, Perhaps, Set, The, U-shape
related to Gallery · 12
Sistrum → Anatolia, BC, BCESeated, Broken Egyptian SistrumNefertari, HadrianRomanized Isis, HadrianSchool, LouvreWalters Art Museum, Ramesses II, Senegal, SistrumCollection, Turkey, Ziguinchor
related to West Africa · 8
Sistrum → Gabon, It, V-shaped, Various, Wasamba, Wassahouba, West Africa, West African
related to External links · 2
Sistrum → Encyclopædia Britannica, Smith's Dictionary

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also ancient used egyptian sistra shaken made use hathor music sound metal instrument handle religious musical frame needed west rattle

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Sistrumrelated to Egyptian sistrumPerhaps0.60section
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Sistrumrelated to Egyptian sistrumHathor0.60section
Sistrumrelated to Egyptian sistrumU-shape0.60section
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Sistrumrelated to Egyptian sistrumIt0.60section
Sistrumrelated to Egyptian sistrumNile0.60section
Sistrumrelated to Egyptian sistrumSet0.60section
Sistrumrelated to Egyptian sistrumIsis0.60section
Sistrumrelated to Egyptian sistrumBast0.60section

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