File:Sutton Hoo lyre (reconstruction).jpg

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Description	English: Reconstruction of the lyre from the Sutton Hoo ship-burial 1, Suffolk (England). Lyre reconstruction by Messrs Dolmetsch. Photograph by Steven J. Plunkett Deutsch: Rekonstruktion der Leier aus der Schiffsbestattung 1 von Sutton Hoo, England.
Date	2007-01-28 (original upload date)
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Author	Original uploader was Dr Steven Plunkett at en.wikipedia
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