Palaeolithic Bone Flute on Stand - Stone Age Replica

A long, slightly flared bone flute resting on two upright supports on a flat base. The tube has five finger holes along the top and a small notch cut into one end. About 12.6 cm long and 2.0 cm high at 100%. It is inspired by the Palaeolithic flutes from the caves of the Swabian Jura in southern Germany, including the Hohle Fels flute, made from a griffon vulture wing bone during the last Ice Age. That flute also has five finger holes and a V-shaped notch at the blowing end, and it ranks among…

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