No its basically a gramophone.
Took a while but I found it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeoacoustics#Past_interpretations_controversy
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This is what makes the many ‘living museums’ so fascinating to me. Y’know, the places like Colonial Williamsburg, El Rancho de las Golondrinas, and the various Viking and Bronze Age re-created villages in Europe where lifestyles of the past are illustrated by being acted out by costumed performers. What if there was a ‘living museum of the future’ intended to illustrate future lifestyle? What might that be like?
More likely than not it’ll be pretty much like the Past-o-rama theme park featured in S02 E06 of Futurama. And I’m not being snarky here.
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