
Distribution of classic type A tiger bells (Great Britain, Nigeria and
the West not included)
COUNTRY
|
REGION / GROUP
|
AMOUNT
|
USE
|
Afghanistan |
Border area w. Pakistan |
XX
|
Animals, amulet |
Burma |
Probably common |
XX
|
Musical instruments |
China, Inner Mongolia |
North and south, Ewenk, Solon |
XXXX
|
Amulet, shamanism, animals |
Gr. Britain (not on map.)
|
2 cases, both unknown |
X
|
Wales: archeological find |
India
|
Nagaland |
XXX
|
Adornment, amulet |
Indonesia |
East Kalimantan |
XXXX
|
Amulet, shamanism |
,,
|
Sulawesi |
XXX
|
Adornment, amulet |
,,
|
Flores |
X
|
Dance bells |
,,
|
Timor |
XX
|
Adornment, amulet |
,,
|
Sumba |
X
|
Horse bell |
,,
|
Java |
X
|
Horse bell? |
,,
|
Bali |
X
|
Horse bell |
,,
|
Sumatra - Lampung |
X
|
Archeological find |
,,
|
Sumatra - Minangkabau |
XX
|
Cat's bells |
,,
|
Sumatra - Batak, Toba |
XX
|
Adornment, amulet |
Japan |
Kyoto, probably common |
X
|
Amulet, key ring, modern |
Kazakhstan |
Almaty, archeological find |
X
|
Alternative bell; close to A type |
Korea |
Common, all new bells |
XXXX
|
Adornment, shamanism |
Malaysia |
Iban, Bidayu |
XXXX
|
Amulet, shamanism |
,,
|
Kelantan |
X
|
On a wayang puppet |
Malta |
Common |
XXX
|
On horse harnesses |
Mongolia |
Common |
XXX
|
Animals, shamanism |
Nepal |
Common |
X
|
Animals, shamanism |
Nigeria (not on map) |
Rare |
X
|
Unknown |
Pakistan |
Campbellpore district |
XXX
|
Dance bells, amulet |
Philippines |
Mangyan |
XX
|
Adornment, amulet |
,,
|
South East Mindanao |
XXXX
|
Dance bells, amulet |
,,
|
Palawan, Muslim south |
X
|
Amulet, money |
Russia |
Tver
|
X
|
Archeological find |
Siberia, East |
Neo-Siberians (Ewenk, Nanaj, Tuvene, Buryat,
etc.) |
XXXX
|
Shamanism |
Singapore |
Common |
XX
|
Amulet, key ring |
Taiwan |
Ami, Puyuma |
XXX
|
Adornment, dance bell |
Thailand
|
Chang Mai region |
XX
|
Animal bells |
Tibet
|
Common |
XX
|
Prayer mill, dogs?
|
Turkey |
Unknown |
X
|
Amulet (?) |
Vietnam
|
Fou |
X
|
Unknown |
The West: |
Scattered |
X
|
Amulet, ritual, neo-shamanism |
XXXX = very many; XXX = many; XX = few; X =
one or two cases
In the digital book 'Tiger bells in Eursia' distribution
of the other types (B, C and
the alternatives) are also given.
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