Flute
- Description
- Many fragments of medieval bone flutes have been excavated in Exeter. This one, shown second from right in the photograph, is made from a bird’s ulna. It originally had three finger-holes and remains of the voicing notch near the mouthpiece.
- Accession Loan No.
- 300/1988/B2
- Simple Name
- flute
- Full Name
- flute; bird ulna
- Collector / Excavator
- Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit
- Collection Country
- United Kingdom: England
- Common Name
- flute
- Material
- bone (animal)
- Period Classification
- Medieval (1200-1500)
- Collection Class
- Exeter archaeology
- Collection Contintent
- Europe
- Collection Area Region
- Northern Europe
- Production Year Low
- 1100
- Production Year High
- 1199
- Collection Town
- Exeter
- Collection County
- Devon
- Collection Site Name
- Queen Street
- Family Group
- Dimensions
- whole length 135 mm; whole diameter 12 mm
- Created At
- 2016-10-13 15:45:39
- Updated At
- 2020-01-28 11:42:47
