We know that our very primitive ancestors had musical tastes not too far out of line from ours....
In the caves at Lascaux, where all the art is, they found bone flutes which when reproduced were found to play a pentatonic scale... You could play modern tunes on them.
Of interest to anthropologists.... Were these ceremonial items? Were they played for enjoyment?
What function did music have in these very primitive societies?
<span>We may never know for sure.
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By accusing him of having refused to help Wickham, thus failing to observe his <span>father's wishes, simply because of W's social origin.</span>
Thomas Paine wrote it He wanted the colonists to have “common sense” basically
Turnpike had it on my test like five minutes ago
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They are examples of representative government, democracy???
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