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19th April 08, 07:14 AM
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Hmmmm,
Actually, my take on the article is that the current form of the "Great Highland Pipes" is as close a resemblance to the pipes played a Culloden as the modern 8 yard kilt resembles what the highlanders wore.
So, my take away is that the Great Highland Pipes are a modern musical instrument that is descended from a long line of similar instruments. And since the Scots were the only ones to preserve this instrument, they get to claim it.
Andy
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