 He wants to frighten the enemy by his dance beforehand.” The broad range of weapon dances includes the "hota" jumping dance of Amharic males; the attack dance of the Hailefo; the stick-dance of the Kullo; the "Beroronsi Hama Haban", a dramatic dagger dance of the Esa; and the "shire", the saber dance of the Tigrean nomadic shepherds.In Australia, there are aboriginal dances that reenact hunting and combat using traditional weapons such as the boomerang.Sometimes two boomerangs are clapped together as a musical instrument to provide sounds for dances.