Re: Neandertal flute

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In <3279CB8E.5CD@scn.org> Phillip Bigelow <bh162@scn.org> writes:
>I heard it on NPR a couple days ago. Whatever it's
>purpose was, it was well-crafted, with much detail.
>"Slow-witted" hominids, huh? Yeah, right... :-)
> <pb>

Well, no. I downloaded at clari.news.photo
gif of it. There is no detail. It is a piece
of hollow bone maybe six inches long with
two round holes in it.

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