Books Book Review: ‘Sound Tracks,’ by Graeme Lawson
In “Sound Tracks,” the musician and archaeologist Graeme Lawson tells our story, in ancient instruments.
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· November 1, 2026 · 1 min read
This article was originally published by
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In “Sound Tracks,” the musician and archaeologist Graeme Lawson tells our story, in ancient instruments.
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