Zitherlike instruments of the White Mountain and San Carlos Apache of Arizona and the Diegueño of California, consisting of a hollowed out mescal stalk either split lengthwise or whole, with one or two horsehair strings stretched over small rectangular bridges, one at each end. They are held horizontally with one end resting on the chest or abdomen, and played with a horsehair bow.
AAT
3000214839
Apache fiddles
fiddles, Apache
Navajo violins
tsii' edo'ális
violins, Navajo
12yrs ago
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