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Helène Whittaker
Nordlit 20 (2006), 2006
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In quest for the lost gamers - An investigation of board gaming in Scania, during the Iron and Middle Ages
Oskar Spjuth
2012
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Board games of the Vikings – From hnefatafl to chess
Michael Schulte
Maal og Minne, 2018
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Gaming in Pre-Roman Italy: Characterization of Early Ligurian and Etruscan Small Pieces, Including Dice
Cinzia Bettineschi , Marica Venturino , Ivana Angelini
Applied Sciences, 2022
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A Viking boat grave with gaming pieces excavated at Skamby, Östergötland, Sweden
Howard Williams
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A Viking Boat Grave With Amber Gaming Pieces Excavated at Skamby, Östergötland, Sweden
Martin Rundkvist
Medieval Archaeology, 2008
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Cubic Dice: Archaeological Material for Understanding Historical Processes
Alex de Voogt
Kentron, 2018
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“More than just fun and game”: reconsidering the role of knucklebones in archaeological contexts
Barbara Carè
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Playing games in early medieval times. Possible archaeological examples from the Sylvanian Basin (Sălaj County, Romania)
Bacuet Crisan Dan
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Medieval Board Games: New Finds from Novi Sad
Aleksandar Sajdl
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Roll the Dice: Iron Age II Gameboards and Playing Pieces from Tel Gezer, eds. I. Shai, J.R. Chadwick, L. Hitchcock, A. Dagan, C. McKinny and J. Uziel. Pp. 956-965, color plates pp. 1092-3.
Steven Ortiz , Sam Wolff
In: Tell it in Gath. Essays in Honor of Aren M. Maeir on the Occasion of his Sixtieth Birthday, Zaphon: Munster 2018 (Agypten und Altes Testament 90). , 2018
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Are many Vendel and Viking Period gaming pieces made of whale bone
John Ljungkvist , Rudolf Gustavsson , Andreas Hennius
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6th-century ivory game pieces from Mosonszentjános
Zsuzsanna Tóth , Istvan Koncz
Dissertationes Archaeologicae ex Instituto Archaeologico Universitatis de Rolando Eötvös Nominatae, 2016
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The role of dice in board games history
Alex de Voogt
Board Game Studies, 2015
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Archaeological Materiality of Chess Playing in the Middle Ages. A Few (Possible) Examples from the Current Territory of Romania
Bacuet Crisan Dan , Keresztes Timea , Aurel-Daniel STĂNICĂ
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Natalia Khamaiko. Gaming pieces from Recent Excavations of the Kyiv Podil. In: The Cultural Role of Chess in Medieval and Modern Times 50 th Anniversary Jubilee of the Sandomierz Chess Discovery
Natalia Khamaiko , Robert Bubczyk
BIBLIOTHECA FONTES ARCHAEOLOGICI POSNANIENSES, 2018
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Strange Games: Some Iron Age examples of a four-player board game? (2015) (Board Game Studies Journal 9, pp. 17–40)
Eddie Duggan SFHEA
Board Game Studies Journal, 2015
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Old West Norse chess terminology and the introduction of chess into Scandinavia
Robert Nedoma
The Lewis Chessmen: New Perspectives, ed. David H. Caldwell / Mark A. Hall (Edinburgh 2014), 242–259.
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Strange Games: Some Iron Age examples of a four-player board game? [2016]
Eddie Duggan SFHEA
From Cardboard to Keyboard: Proceedings of the XVII Annual Colloquium of the International Board Game Studies Association. UCS Ipswich 21-24 May 2014, 2016
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Current Swedish Archaeology, Vol 18, Åsa M. Larsson: Breaking and Making Bodies and Pots: Material and Ritual Practices in Sweden in the Third Millennium BC, and Kim von Hackwitz: Längs med Hjälmarens stränder och förbi – relationen mellan den gropkeramiska kulturen och båtyxekulturen
Björn Nilsson
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The doctor’s game – new light on the history of ancient board games
Ulrich Schädler
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Game boards or offering tables? Some remarks on the Minoan 'pierres à cupules'
Nicola Cucuzza
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V. Sabetai & contr. E. Nikita, "A Boeotian Die in Context: Gaming Pieces, Jewellery, Seals, Spindle Whorls and Bird Bowls in a Female Burial of Status", in Carè, B., Dasen, V., Schädler, U. (ed), Back to the Game: Reframing Play and Games in Context. XXI BGS Annual Colloquium, Lisbon 2021,147-177.
Victoria Sabetai , Efthymia Nikita
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Talus, Etymology of a Ludonym and how the Names of an Ancient Gaming Practice could be Indicative of Processes of Cultural Transmission and Stratification
Marco Tibaldini
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Strange Games: Some Iron Age examples of a four-player board game? [revised draft, 2014]
Eddie Duggan SFHEA
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Sebbane M. 2001.Board Games from Canaan in the Early and Intermediate Bronze Ages and the Origin of the Egyptian Senet Game. Tel Aviv 28: 213-230
Michael Sebbane
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M. Karwowski; Dice from the Celtic Oppidum of Stradonice in the Collection of the Museum of Natural History in Vienna, [in:] O. Tutilă, N. C. Rişcuţa, I. V. Ferencz (eds.); Archaeological small finds and their significance, Cluj-Napoca 2016, 25-41.
Maciej Karwowski
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The Essence of Stone: Making Axes during the Late Mesolithic in Södertörn in East Central Sweden
Mattias Ahlbeck
2010
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The role of the dice in board games history
Alex de Voogt
2015
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O. Grimm, Game grounds in western and ship races in eastern Scandinavia
Oliver Grimm
M. Teichert (ed.), Sport und Spiel bei den Germanen. Nordeuropa von der römischen Kaiserzeit bis in das Mittelalter. Ergänzungsbände zum Reallexikon der Germanischen Altertumskunde 88 (Göttingen 2014)., 2014
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The Deep Prehistory of Indian Gaming: Possible Late Archaic Game Boards at Tlacuachero Shellmound, Chiapas, Mexico
Barbara Voorhies
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From Dróttinn to King: The Role of Hnefatafl as a Descriptor of Late Iron Age Scandinavian Culture
Justin J L Kimball
2013
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Gaming pieces from Recent Excavations of the Kyiv Podil
Natalia Khamaiko
2018
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On the other side: A case of cultural encounter between the Pitted Ware Culture and the Battle Axe Culture in Eastern Sweden
Ole Stilborg
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Astragalomanteion, Sortes Sanctorum, Sortes Monacenses: stratification of gaming practices and cultural traditions from Early Antiquity to the Middle Ages
Marco Tibaldini
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