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Natalia Khamaiko
2018
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Aleksandar Sajdl
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Helène Whittaker
Nordlit 20 (2006), 2006
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Zsuzsanna Tóth , Istvan Koncz
Dissertationes Archaeologicae ex Instituto Archaeologico Universitatis de Rolando Eötvös Nominatae, 2016
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Rune Edberg
Manuscript, 2022
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Ulrich Schädler
Pallas, 2022
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Bacuet Crisan Dan
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Aleksandra Gawron-Szymczyk
Studia Archaeologica Brunensia, 2022
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Andy Chapman
Northamptonshire Archaeology, 2021
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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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DARIUSZ NIEMIEC
2018
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Dan Băcueț-Crișan, Aurel-Daniel Stănică, Timea Keresztes Archaeological Materiality of Chess Playing in the Middle Ages. A Few (Possible) Examples from the Current Territory of Romania
Ziridava Studia Archaeologica
ZSA 36, 2022
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A Medieval Treasure: The Story of a Hoard of Chess Pieces
Lana Rose
2015
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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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Ceramic Toys with Oriental Renderings from Roman Settlements on the Olt Valley, în: Archaeological small finds and their significance. Proceedings of the Symposium on games and toys (eds. O.Tutilă Nicolae, C. Rișcuța, I.V. Ferencz), Cluj-Napoca 2016, p. 83-94 (coautor Gabriela Filip)
Gabriela Filip , dorel bondoc
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Римске игре на табли у Сингидунуму и околини / Roman Board Games in Singidunum and Its Environs
Marko A. Janković
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Paula Nuttall
Burlington Magazine, 2010
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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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Vassiliki Pliatsika
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Alex de Voogt
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Ulrich Schädler
Philip Crummy et.al., Stanway: An Elite burial site at Camulodunum, Britannia Monograph Series No. 24, London 2007, 359-375, 2007
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Oskar Spjuth
2012
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Iosif Vasile Ferencz , Riscuta Nicolae Catalin
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Eddie Duggan SFHEA
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Vadym Anykiienko
Етнічна історія народів Європи, 2022
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Andy Chapman
The Finds Research Group AD700-1700 Datasheets, 2005
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Barbara Carè
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Rachel E . Perry
Holocaust and Genocide Studies, 2023
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Jens Beutmann
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Paula Nuttall
Renaissance Studies, 2010
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Marcin Przybyła , Joanna Jędrysik
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne 70, 2018
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Victoria Kotenko , Yuriy Puholovok / Юрій Пуголовок
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Elżbieta Musialik
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Peter Talloen
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