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where does it plug in?

Originally posted by Danbones
where does it plug in?

Where that hole is. The strings go across the top, and then you apparently strike it with a dead squirrel to make the music. Then your mom tells you to turn it down.

Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
The article goes into more depth on the role of Skye as an important cultural center back then and that this cave was likely used for musical 'transformations';

"Within the cave, sound forms a major component of this transformation, the noise of the underground stream in particular producing a calming environment."

I suppose the stream too would provide the inspiration for string instruments, and a wish to replicate the sound for portability.

Amazing find.

could they give us a worse selection of pictures

nice angel, OWWWWW, can't make anything out with that picture, and with that picture alone i say its not a string instrument, i can't tell if the object is curved enough because of this AWESOME VIEW, in my opinion, you couldn't even make noise using strings on this object (LOOKS LIKE A ROCK) because the strings dont have enough free roam space, looks like they would be touching the rock 99% of the string, slaping a string AGAINST a rock doesn't really follow under string instruments for me at least, the best thing they could of used to is probably hair, horses hair, they didn't just whip out some nylon strings.


if anything thats not even 20% of the instrument, its just a broken off piece

but the real truth, they have no idea what its for, that could be for cleaning my ass after i take a nice #, lttle grip with the whole, and use those teeth to dig out all the crap