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[[Stewart Copeland]] later visited the URMU in Blaubeuren, Germany - admiring the original more than 35.000 year old flute. Close-ups would be featured in part 1 of the [[Stewart Copeland's Adventures In Music]] BBC documentary. In the museum Stewart also checked out a 40.000 year old Venus figurine. | [[Stewart Copeland]] later visited the URMU in Blaubeuren, Germany - admiring the original more than 35.000 year old flute. Close-ups would be featured in part 1 of the [[Stewart Copeland's Adventures In Music]] BBC documentary. In the museum Stewart also checked out a 40.000 year old Venus figurine. | ||
| − | + | He was also walking around Blaubeuren, visiting the Gerbergasse and the Blautopf - footage from this was not used in the documentary. | |
=See also= | =See also= | ||
Revision as of 17:08, 29 January 2020
| Stewart visits a museum in Blaubeuren | |
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| Date: | 2019-06-13 |
| Location: | Schelklingen, Germany / Blaubeuren, Germany - Hohler Fels / Urgeschichtliches Museum Blaubeuren (URMU) |
| Attendees: | Stewart Copeland |
In the morning Stewart Copeland was filmed in the "Hohler Fels" cavern in Schelklingen, Germany - where the world's oldest instrument was found.
Stewart Copeland later visited the URMU in Blaubeuren, Germany - admiring the original more than 35.000 year old flute. Close-ups would be featured in part 1 of the Stewart Copeland's Adventures In Music BBC documentary. In the museum Stewart also checked out a 40.000 year old Venus figurine.
He was also walking around Blaubeuren, visiting the Gerbergasse and the Blautopf - footage from this was not used in the documentary.
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source: URMU photos on facebook
