Ipodian Music Man We assume that prehistoric man, at most, had drums and sticks with which to make music - we generally consider them to be quite primitive. But if we look more closely, it would appear that the species known as Ipodian Man, had not only the ability to create paintings, but, one could assume, also the rather advanced ability to capture sounds in a magical rectangular contraption in the figure's right hand. On the other hand, the image could be depicting some kind of strange ear warmer, but the music theory is much more evocative.

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Ipodian Man Keepsake Box Ancient Ipodian man pictograph on a cave wall - music and dancing in prehistoric times wasn't all drums and sticks! (retroglyphs.artoffoxvox.com) $27.99 convert currency Color: Black Mahogany Qty:    AVAILABILITY: Product Number: 27352667 Tell a friend about this product! Product Information Perfect for stylishly storing jewelry and mementos, this hardwood box showcases a ceramic tile. Spring-loaded hinged lid stays open without tipping the box over and snaps closed securely. Made of solid hardwood with high-gloss lacquer finish Interior is fully lined in velvet; bottom is covered with felt Measures 5.5" x 5.5" x 2.25" with a 4.25" x 4.25" ceramic tile