Restoring the Ancient Harp of Ur: A Unique Project

Two exotic cedar wood beams were delivered to a Royal Air Force base in the UK for a unique project. Initially thought to be a joke, the RAF bomb disposal unit played a crucial role in the restoration of the ancient Harp of Ur. Discovered in 1929 in a royal grave in Ur, the harp is approximately 4700 years old. It was displayed in a Baghdad museum but was looted during wartime unrest. The restoration aims to recreate the original sound and feel of the harp using the cedar wood and historical images.

What happened to the harp remains amid wartime unrest?

How will the new harp be made to resemble the original instrument?