Answer:
Clay and bovine lyre.
Explanation:
Clay was the most common material used by Mesopotamian artists. Clay was used for pottery and monumental buildings as well as tablet used in order to record history and legends. The Mesopotamians developed their skills in pottery over thousands of years while on the other hand, the bovine lyre was the most common stringed music instrument used in mid-3rd millennium BC in the Near East. Music for the ancient Mesopotamians had both a religious and a social aspect and used it on the special occasions.
