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Moving to ancient Mesopotamia, Philip discusses the advent of the harp, the first instrument that required genuine skill to play. He lightheartedly critiques the music of ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Indians, all while showcasing various instruments that defined their cultures. For instance, he presents the lyre as a significant Greek instrument with specific cultural implications, juxtaposing it with the vast contributions of other regions, including India and China.