What are the characteristics of musical instruments in ancient Egypt?

In the ancient kingdom period of ancient Egypt, "on the reliefs of Sakala's tombs of the genus Rhinopithecus and Melluka, and in the paintings of the superstructure of Kaymane's tomb in Giza, a kind of bow harp called Bint was depicted. The style of this harp is similar to that of early Mesopotamian instruments, usually with 5 to 7 strings, but with a more advanced singing style, which sometimes adorns Horus's eyes; Very long flutes usually have no finger holes, so players should keep the flute body tilted when holding it; According to later specimens, the relatively short double tube has only one reed, which was once called' double clarinet'; There are also fork-shaped clappers and tambourines.