12,000-year-old flutes imitated bird calls, say archaeologists
Tel Aviv, June 11: The world's oldest flute, 12,000 years old, wasn't created by Neanderthals for entertainment and amusement.
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Tel Aviv, June 11: The world's oldest flute, 12,000 years old, wasn't created by Neanderthals for entertainment and amusement.
The remains of several flutes -- including one still intact -- discovered during an excavation in the Hula Valley in northern Israel date back to the Natufian period. Made from the wing bones of waterfowl, archaeologists believe they imitated the calls of predatory birds.
The world oldest flute, 12,000 years old, wasnt created by Neanderthals for entertainment and amusement.
The world oldest flute, 12,000 years old, wasnt created by Neanderthals for entertainment and amusement.
The world oldest flute, 12,000 years old, wasnt created by Neanderthals for entertainment and amusement.