source: msnbc.com |
See
this? This is a wondrous object. It is a 40,000 year old bone flute,
which was found in a cave in Southern Germany. It is awe-inspiring to
think of cave flutists playing
music around their campfire. Perhaps joined for the evenings revels by
their Neanderthal cousins, who were still extant at the time.
This
bird bone musical instrument discovery pushes back the era of when
anthropologists believe human creativity emerged. Even in the dim dawn
of human prehistory, so it would seem, our human ancestors were
inspired by the MUSE.
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