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Which civilization has the oldest playable instruments, known to us as bone flutes? A. Egyptians B. Hebrew C. Greeks D. Chinese
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Which civilization has the oldest playable instruments, known to us as bone flutes?

A. Egyptians
B. Hebrew
C. Greeks
D. Chinese

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I think it is hebrew

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I believe it's Chinese?
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