Chegah Skah Hdah（舞蹈棒） - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	Chegah Skah Hdah（舞蹈棒）
品名（英）	Chegah-Skah-Hdah (dance wand)
入馆年号	1889年，89.4.597
策展部门	乐器（Musical Instruments）
创作者
创作年份	公元 1801 - 公元 1900
创作地区	美国（United States）
分类	惯用语摇动拨浪鼓（Idiophone-Shaken-rattle）
尺寸	长 21 英寸 (53.3 厘米)
介绍（中）	作为欧洲贸易物品的产物，这个拨浪鼓有三个巴豆铜铃和五十九个滚动金属圆锥形叮当声。每个铃铛或叮当声都通过插入其顶端的一小条原生鞣制皮革连接到拨浪鼓的轴上并绑在一起，或者在锥形叮当声的情况下，压缩在金属壁之间。拨浪鼓的轴有一个木芯，上面覆盖着缝制的原生鞣制皮革，允许连接到铃铛和叮当声的小块缝合到皮革覆盖物上。像这样的滚动金属锥体经常出现在大平原文化区女舞者的礼服上;这些礼服用于一种特殊类型的舞蹈，称为叮当舞。经常看到由切开的咀嚼烟草罐的重复使用的盖子形成的叮当声。像这样的拨浪鼓会在舞蹈中使用，握在手中，随着舞者的动作发出声音。
介绍（英）	A product of European trade items, this rattle has three crotal brass bells and fifty-nine rolled-metal conical jingles. Each bell or jingle is attached to the shaft of the rattle by a small strip of Native-tanned leather inserted at its apex and tied, or, in the case of the conical jingles, compressed between the metal walls. The shaft of the rattle has a wooden core covered in stitched Native-tanned leather, allowing the small pieces attached to the bells and jingles to be stitched to the leather covering. Rolled-metal cones like these are often found on the dresses of women dancers in the Great Plains culture region; the dresses are worn for a special type of dancing, known as Jingle Dancing. It is common to see jingles formed from the reused lids of cut chewing tobacco canisters. Rattles like this would be employed during the dance, held in the hand and made to sound along with the movement of the dancer.