The Bullroarer Atlas

RUSIN-005 - secondary catalog

Teleut

Russia - Bekovo area, Kemerovo Oblast (Teleut homeland, south Siberia) - Asia

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Representative—not this record’s object: a Caribou Inuit bullroarer.
Representative—not this record’s object: a Caribou Inuit bullroarer. Kulturhistorisk museum, Universitetet i Oslo (UEM26188), CC BY-SA 4.0 CC BY-SA 4.0 Image source

Source term: вращаемые «гуделки»

вращаемые «гуделки» (vrashchayemye gudelki, Russian) = "swung hummers" — the Sheikin school's bullroarer class (412.21), named in opposition to the propeller buzzers («вихревые жужжалки», 412.22)

Teleut herders and hunters made swung gudelki as working noise-tools on the Kuznetsk steppe. Listed beside whistling switches, cracking whips, and buzzers, they were fashioned on the spot, used to manage animals in open country, and thrown away.

…свистящий прут, хлопающий бич, вихревые «жужжалки» и вращаемые «гуделки», они функционируют в качестве одноразовых инструментов у пастухов, охотников.

...the whistling switch, the cracking whip, whirring buzzers and swung gudelki — they function as single-use instruments of herders and hunters.

«Музыка телеутов», Arctic Megapedia (Sheikin school), Wayback 2020-08-07
Object
Swung whirlers («вращаемые гуделки»), named in opposition to whirring buzzers («вихревые жужжалки»); made as single-use implements.
Function
Utilitarian, disposable sound tools of herders and hunters
Map confidence
medium - Bekovo regional anchor for the Teleut homeland
Source location
Arctic Megapedia «Музыка телеутов» (Wayback 2020-08-07)

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