- The
bullroarer, rhombus, or turndun, is an
ancient ritual musical instrument and a
device historically used for
communicating over
great distances. It...
- A
bullroarer is a
ritual sound instrument and an
ancient communication device used for
communicating over
greatly extended distances.
Bullroarer may also...
- with digging. The Sackville-Bagginses,
acquisitive cousins to Bilbo.
Bullroarer Took, a
historical figure mentioned as the Old Took's
great grand-uncle...
- Additionally,
pierced phalanges (usually
interpreted as "phalangeal whistles"),
bullroarers, and
rasps have also been discovered. The
latter musical finds date back...
- some
critics felt they
reinforced the "primitive" stereotype. Use of the
bullroarer was
criticised as
belonging to
sacred rituals, and
therefore not appropriate...
- call seen in the
opening credits of hit
television series Skippy. The
bullroarer (or bull roarer) is an
instrument used in
ceremonial ritual. It consists...
-
Rincewind idly
twirls the
bullroarer,
which soon
begins to fly
faster and ****her than it should.
Rincewind lets go and the
bullroarer flies off; immediately...
-
would answer with a "darker" sound. Such
instrument pairs also
included bullroarers, slit drums, s**** trumpets, and skin drums.
Cultures who used these...
-
around dusk, the men sing
their way to this bora
ground where a
small bullroarer (dhalguñgwn) is whirled. The
Bundjalung used a
variety of instruments...
- 5236 Axe of
Perun Azusa Yumi Bonshō Brigid's
cross Broom (Besom)
Bulla Bullroarer Carnyx Celtic cross Cimaruta Cornicello Crepundia Corn
dolly Corn husk...
