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  • Object number
    59/331
  • Exhibition
    Playing fields: Our Sporting Life in the countryside
  • Creator
    Hank Dystric (Manufacturer)
  • Description
    Dutch bell made by Hank Dystric, is probably for a peregrine 'tercel'. Attached to the leg by means of a leather strap, known as a 'bewit'.
    This Dutch bell, made by Hank Dystric, is probably for a peregrine 'tercel', a male falcon. It would have been attached to the falcon's leg by means of a leather stap, known as a 'bewit'. The earliest accounts of falconry, the art of hunting prey using trained birds, date back to 2000 BC.
  • Physical description
    1 falcon bell: metal; good condition
  • Archival history
    Email 31/5/2019 - name should be spelt HENK DIJKSTRA
  • Production place
    Netherlands
  • Object name
    Bell, falcon
  • Material
    Metal
  • Associated subject
    HUNTING : chasing
    Falcon
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