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Good news, flute fans. You have prehistoric company -- flutes go back at least 42,000 years, longer ago than previously reported, conclude archaeologists looking at the likely era of the first modern human occupation of Europe.
In an upcoming report in the Journal of Human Evolution, led by carbon dating expert Thomas Higham of the United Kingdom's University of Oxford, experts reanalyzed Stone-Age artifacts from Geißenklösterle cave in southwestern Germany.
The "Aurignacian" artifacts...
Originally posted by GezinhoKiko
reply to post by SLAYER69
now thats cool
main stream archeologists either get miss teached or just damn lie!
why? i cant figure an answer out to the why its the craziest agenda ive ever heard of so i cant see sense in lying!
but it seems logical we are being lied to about the past!
but.................why?
Originally posted by GezinhoKiko
reply to post by SLAYER69
now thats cool
main stream archeologists either get miss teached or just damn lie!
why? i cant figure an answer out to the why its the craziest agenda ive ever heard of so i cant see sense in lying!
but it seems logical we are being lied to about the past!
but.................why?
Originally posted by frankensence
It's been posted a couple times already here on ATS -
Kandinsky's excellent thread:
Music is Forever - ancient flutes
New discovery: Humans playing the flute for at least 35,000 years