Sentence examples for bone flute from inspiring English sources

The best preserved bone flute, with five finger holes, was collected at Hohle Fels Cave.

Wulf Hein's bone flute can be heard on Music Matters, Radio 3, Saturday 16 February at 12.15pm.

If your tribe has already discovered music, carve a bone flute and work on a family song.

An experimental archaeologist, dressed in caribou skins, demonstrates a bone flute, similar to one found in southern Germany of the same antiquity as Chauvet.

Though these chilly poems can sound too much like their sources (Sylvia Plath, Louise Glück), at its best Fragos's trepidation, her self-defeating withdrawal, is just what her "spare melodies of the slender bone flute" describe.

When humanity's ancestors discovered, a million years or so ago, the exquisite pleasure of a hot meal by the fire, they might very well have set the mood with a little night music -- a shimmering cadenza played on a slender bone flute, perhaps, or a hymn to the spirits belted out a cappella.

What is the purpose of displaying shrunken heads or tattooed Maori skulls or bone flutes?

From about the same time come the earliest musical instruments, bone flutes with complex sound capabilities.

Some of the earliest known musical instruments, crane bone flutes from the Jiahu site in China, occupied from 7000 to 5700 B.C., produce a tonal scale.

Brookhaven scientists are or recently have been working on Lyme disease, ozone pollution, the common cold, brown tide, AIDS, the greenhouse effect, cotton genes, a faster but quieter jackhammer, carbon dating of ancient bone flutes excavated in China and a drug that in animal experiments stops cravings for heroin, cocaine, alcohol and nicotine.

True, the text is always free to digress into architecture, birdsong and diatonic bone flutes, but we are also shown Byrne's evolution through high school bands, art school busking, Talking Heads' album-by-album rise to fame, and the subsequent solo career.