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Damam
The damām is one of the most famous
instruments in the south of Iran particularly in Booshehr. The bowl of the damām has a
cylindrical format covered by skin on both sides and fastened by straps and ropes on the
sides. It is played by both hands while it is firmly held on the ground. It is
sometimes suspended from the neck with straps during performances. Although it is
particular to Iran, instances of it may be found in India and some certain Arabic
and African countries.

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