Archaeologists decode rules of an ancient Roman board game
For decades, a small, worn rock, etched with a pattern of rectangles and lines, sat quietly in a Dutch museum, dismissed by experts as a broken piece of architectural salvage. Now, a study in the journal Antiquity proposes that this unassuming artifact was actually an ancient Roman board game. The post Archaeologists decode rules of an ancient Roman board game appeared first on West Hawaii Today .
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