Vintage Brass Cow Bell

These bells are traditionally trapped around the neck of free-roaming cattle, sheep or goats so that herders can track the animal's location by sound while grazing. 3000 BC (Neolithic Era): The earliest crude tracking devices were

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https://www.bobshop.co.za/seller/5472781/Gen_Xpottery and clay bells crafted in Neolithic China and Ancient Africa.  The were used to manage early herds as nomadic human groups transitioned to settled farming.