Two mancala (one of the oldest games in the world) boards, which were found in the Lower Town of the Belgrade Fortress in 2006, present so far unique archaeological proof that this game was played in the region of the Balkan peninsula. Considering the fact that the knowledge regarding mancala is still quite modest, in this paper, we have also examined the different aspects of this game: the question of its origin, which is linked to the beginning of the Neolithic Age on the territories of Africa and the Near East; the link with the methods of geomantic divination; the anthropological knowledge regarding playing mancala in traditional communities; the distribution and the directions of its diffusion, as well as the archaeological finds in th...
Games such as marbles, knucklebones, triangle, hopscotch and ring-based games are played in modern t...
International audienceFollowing the work of the Danish Expedition (1954-1966), the Islamic levels of...
Chess is a board game, in the Middle Ages referred to as a tabula. During the long way it took since...
Two mancala (one of the oldest games in the world) boards, which were found in the Lower Town of the...
International audienceDuring the 2013 fieldwork of the French archaeological mission along the shore...
This paper is part of the ERC project Locus Ludi 741520. Board games in antiquity are characterized...
This study examines the correlational relationship between the historical playing of indigenous stra...
Mancala games, a diverse category of traditional board games played across cultures worldwide, bear ...
Board games in antiquity are characterized by their continuity in both shape and playing practice wh...
This paper is part of the ERC project Locus Ludi 741520. Board games were played in ancient Greece ...
Board gaming has to a large degree, been studied based on historical sources. Ironically, this is tr...
Ancient remains of game boards have been relatively little researched in archaeology. A common view ...
International audienceIn 1963 two sets of gaming materials were excavated from a Meroitic necropo-li...
This volume has its genesis in the 21st Conference of the International Society for Board Game Studi...
This thesis deals with the topic of board and table games as an important aspect of everyday life in...
Games such as marbles, knucklebones, triangle, hopscotch and ring-based games are played in modern t...
International audienceFollowing the work of the Danish Expedition (1954-1966), the Islamic levels of...
Chess is a board game, in the Middle Ages referred to as a tabula. During the long way it took since...
Two mancala (one of the oldest games in the world) boards, which were found in the Lower Town of the...
International audienceDuring the 2013 fieldwork of the French archaeological mission along the shore...
This paper is part of the ERC project Locus Ludi 741520. Board games in antiquity are characterized...
This study examines the correlational relationship between the historical playing of indigenous stra...
Mancala games, a diverse category of traditional board games played across cultures worldwide, bear ...
Board games in antiquity are characterized by their continuity in both shape and playing practice wh...
This paper is part of the ERC project Locus Ludi 741520. Board games were played in ancient Greece ...
Board gaming has to a large degree, been studied based on historical sources. Ironically, this is tr...
Ancient remains of game boards have been relatively little researched in archaeology. A common view ...
International audienceIn 1963 two sets of gaming materials were excavated from a Meroitic necropo-li...
This volume has its genesis in the 21st Conference of the International Society for Board Game Studi...
This thesis deals with the topic of board and table games as an important aspect of everyday life in...
Games such as marbles, knucklebones, triangle, hopscotch and ring-based games are played in modern t...
International audienceFollowing the work of the Danish Expedition (1954-1966), the Islamic levels of...
Chess is a board game, in the Middle Ages referred to as a tabula. During the long way it took since...