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Dragon Voices: the giant Celtic horns of ancient Europe Dominic Saunders { "__shgImageV2Elements": { "uuid": "s-be0d5ccf-ff86-4d09-ab8c-cbf80ea22e84"SUMMARY TRACK LISTING WATCH REVIEWS INFO People of Celtic culture all over ancient Europe were fascinated by lip reed instruments, and made great horns and trumpets in many forms including the carnyx, a two metre long bronze trumpet surmounted by a stylised animal head. One of these was found at Deskford, Scotland, in 1816 and reconstructed in the early 1990s; it is joined here by the magnificent Tintignac carnyx, discovered in southern France in 2004