Judith H. Cohen

Judith H. Cohen is a respected archaeologist and anthropologist known for her research on prehistoric music and musical instruments, particularly in the ancient Near East. She has contributed significantly to understanding how early humans created and used music in their social and ritual activities. Cohen's work often involves analyzing ancient artifacts, such as flutes and other tools, to uncover insights into early cultural development and communication. Her expertise helps us better understand the role of music in human history, bridging archaeology and ethnomusicology to explore how early societies expressed themselves through sound.