A recent discovery in Stirling, Scotland has created quite a stir among devotees of early Scottish music.
Stirling Castle, a Renaissance palace of Stewart kings, is home to what are known as the Stirling Heads, a collection of 16th-century wood carvings that once decorated the palace of James V. One of the heads, an image of a woman, apparently has music embedded in the form of 0's, I's, and II's.
The music itself is thought to be instrumental and, perhaps, intended for the harp.
A BBC news article gives more details and includes a sound clip of the discovered tune.