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Only after seeing this did I realize that a lot of furniture legs are modeled on quadruped legs.
The game is played with two players. The gaming board has two sets of 29 holes. Gaming pieces are ten small sticks with either jackal or dog heads. One player takes five jackal heads, and the other player takes five dog heads. The aim of the game was perhaps to start at one point on the board and to reach with all figures another point on the board. The hole on the top of the board is slightly bigger than others and accepted as the endpoint for the players.
Why no straight-on picture of the top?
Also, I’ve found [some archeologist’s best guess at] the rules, but now I need an
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