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Pajeets as usual didn't invent shit
I am not going to waste my time engaging in your useless thread which can be disproved with a single google search there are 100s of ancient musical instruments from ancient India
>>153493 It's all made up. There's no ancient Indian musical instruments. All were medieval inventions.
>>153496 Ok pajeet historian jaisa tum kaho.
>>153493 Fpbp
Iktara(Indian) Dootari(Persian) Qaitar(guitar) - arabian
>>153492 Pajeet we had veena. Saraswati is literally represented as playing veena
>>153530 But that was Indo-Aryan (Central Asian) in origin
>>153541 Bad b8
>>153530 It's medieval. There's no evidence of veena or any other Indian musical instrument existing before 0ad
>>153543 Veena is described in vedas so its B.C. Earliest sculpture of saraswati with veena dates to 2nd century CE.
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>>153547 >but saar vedas not history saar mythology saar
>>153547 >Earliest visual representation The oldest known Saraswati-like or devotional relief carvings showing a harp-style veena date back to approximately 200 BCE from ancient Buddhist archaeological sites.
>>153547 Even there's no written evidence of Vedas before the medieval era kek
>>153556 They were spread by words of mouth it's well knowm fact and there might versions of vedas written in brahmi script lost time or we are not able to decipher
>>153556 Yeah its oral text. But you can date it through linguistic analysis. Vedic sanskrit is very different.

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