#ancientgames — Public Fediverse posts
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Introducing the Knossos Game, also known as Zatrikion—a captivating relic from ancient times, dating back to approximately 1600 BCE. Discovered in 1901 by Sir Arthur Evans during his archaeological excavation of the Knossos Palace on Crete, this rare and unique game offers a direct connection to the Minoan civilization and its royal elite.
https://shop.ancient-origins.net/collections/ancient-games/products/the-royal-game-of-knossos-zatrikion
#AncientGames #MinoanCivilization #Archaeology -
Scientists finally unveil the millennia-old secret to Roman fun: a game of advanced Tic-Tac-Toe with slightly more complicated pieces 🏛️🧠. #AI is doing the heavy lifting, because, of course, nothing says "ancient strategy" like a computer simulating rocks 🪨🤖.
https://ludus-coriovalli.web.app/ #RomanFun #AncientGames #TicTacToe #Strategy #HackerNews #ngated -
Introducing the Royal Game of Ur - a timeless classic that traces its roots back to 2600–2400 BCE in the Royal Tombs of Ur, Mesopotamia. Transport yourself to the ancient world with this meticulously crafted reproduction brought to you by Ancient Origins, now featuring a unique wooden box. https://shop.ancient-origins.net/collections/ancient-games/products/the-royal-game-of-ur
#AncientGames #HistoryRevived #RoyalGame #BoardGames #Mesopotamia #AncientHistory -
Introducing the Knossos Game, also known as Zatrikion—a captivating relic from ancient times, dating back to approximately 1600 BCE. Discovered in 1901 by Sir Arthur Evans during his archaeological excavation of the Knossos Palace on Crete, this rare and unique game offers a direct connection to the Minoan civilization and its royal elite.
https://shop.ancient-origins.net/collections/ancient-games/products/the-royal-game-of-knossos-zatrikion
#AncientGames #MinoanCivilization #Archaeology -
Introducing the Royal Game of Ur - a timeless classic that traces its roots back to 2600–2400 BCE in the Royal Tombs of Ur, Mesopotamia. Transport yourself to the ancient world with this meticulously crafted reproduction brought to you by Ancient Origins, now featuring a unique wooden box. https://shop.ancient-origins.net/collections/ancient-games/products/the-royal-game-of-ur
#AncientGames #HistoryRevived #RoyalGame #BoardGames #Mesopotamia #AncientHistory -
Introducing the Knossos Game, also known as Zatrikion—a captivating relic from ancient times, dating back to approximately 1600 BCE. Discovered in 1901 by Sir Arthur Evans during his archaeological excavation of the Knossos Palace on Crete, this rare and unique game offers a direct connection to the Minoan civilization and its royal elite.
https://shop.ancient-origins.net/collections/ancient-games/products/the-royal-game-of-knossos-zatrikion
#AncientGames #MinoanCivilization #Archaeology -
A mosaic patolli board built into a Maya floor at Naachtun challenges ideas about ancient play. Planned, durable, and Early Classic in date, it links games to architecture, labor, and power. #Maya #Archaeology #AncientGames #Mesoamerica https://www.anthropology.net/p/a-game-set-in-stone-and-clay-what
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Introducing the Royal Game of Ur - a timeless classic that traces its roots back to 2600–2400 BCE in the Royal Tombs of Ur, Mesopotamia. Transport yourself to the ancient world with this meticulously crafted reproduction brought to you by Ancient Origins, now featuring a unique wooden box. https://shop.ancient-origins.net/collections/ancient-games/products/the-royal-game-of-ur
#AncientGames #HistoryRevived #RoyalGame #BoardGames #Mesopotamia #AncientHistory -
Introducing the Royal Game of Ur - a timeless classic that traces its roots back to 2600–2400 BCE in the Royal Tombs of Ur, Mesopotamia. Transport yourself to the ancient world with this meticulously crafted reproduction brought to you by Ancient Origins, now featuring a unique wooden box. https://shop.ancient-origins.net/collections/ancient-games/products/the-royal-game-of-ur
#AncientGames #HistoryRevived #RoyalGame #BoardGames #Mesopotamia #AncientHistory -
Introducing the Knossos Game, also known as Zatrikion—a captivating relic from ancient times, dating back to approximately 1600 BCE. Discovered in 1901 by Sir Arthur Evans during his archaeological excavation of the Knossos Palace on Crete, this rare and unique game offers a direct connection to the Minoan civilization and its royal elite.
https://shop.ancient-origins.net/collections/ancient-games/products/the-royal-game-of-knossos-zatrikion
#AncientGames #MinoanCivilization #Archaeology
