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245 00|aAncient board games in perspective :|bpapers from the 1990 British Museum colloquium, with additional contributions /|cedited by I. L. Finkel.
260 |aLondon :|bThe British Museum Press,|c2007.
300 |avi, 281 s. :|bresim, çizim, harita, grafik, tablo ;|c30 cm
500 |aİndeks s. 275-281.
505 |tBoard games in perspective : an introduction /|rIrving L. Finkel,|gs. 1-4 --|tHomo Ludens : the earliest board games in the Near East /|rSt. John Simpson,|gs. 5-10 --|tThe Royal Game of Ur /|rAndrea Becker,|gs. 11-15 --|tOn the rules for the Royal Game of Ur /|rIrving L. Finkel,|gs. 16-32 --|tMehen : the ancient Egyptian game of the serpent /|rTimothy Kendall,|gs. 33-45 --|tWere there gamesters in pharaonic Egypt? /|rW. J. Tait,|gs. 46-53 --|tThe Egyptian game of senet and the migration of the soul /|rPeter A. Piccione,|gs, 54-63 --|tThe game of hounds and jackals /|rA. J. Hoerth,|gs. 64-68 --|tThe Egyptian 'Game of Twenty Squares' : is it related to 'marbles' and the game of the snake? /|rEdgar B. Pusch,|gs. 69-86 --|tBoard games and their symbols from Roman times to early Christianity /|rAnita Rieche,|gs. 87-89 --|tInscribed Imperial Roman gaming-boards /|rNicholas Purcell,|gs. 90-97 --|tNotes on pavement games of Greece and Rome /|rR. C. Bell,|gs. 98-99 --|tLate Roman and Byzantine game boards at Aphrodisias /|rCharlotte Roueché,|gs. 100-105 --|tGraeco-Roman pavement signs and game boards : a British Museum working typology /|rR. C. Bell, C. M. Roueché,|gs. 106-109 --|tGame boards at Vijayanagara: a preliminary report /|rJohn M. Fritz, David Gibson,|gs. 110-115 --|tHorse coins : pieces for Da Ma, the Chinese board-game 'driving the horses' /|rJoe Cribb,|gs. 116-124 --|tAn introduction to board games in late Imperial China /|rAndrew Lo,|gs. 125-132 --|tGo in China /|rJohn Fairbairn,|gs. 133-137 --|tThe beginnings of chess /|rMichael Mark,|gs. 138-157 --|tGrandmasters of shatranj and the dating of chess /|rR. D. Keene ; with an addendum by Richard Eales,|gs. 158-161 --|tChanging cultures : the reception of chess into Western Europe in the Middle Ages /|rRichard Eales,|gs. 162-168 --|tBoard games in Central Asia and Iran /|rGrigori L. Semenov,|gs. 169-176 --|tBoard games and backgammon in ancient Indian sculpture /|rMicaela Soar,|gs. 177-231 --|tNotes on the early history of the backgammon family in China /|rAndrew Lo,|gs. 232-234 --|tA late eleventh-century tabulae set from Gloucester /|rI. J. Stewart,|gs. 235-237 --|tA brief history of backgammon and the design of the board /|rMalcolm J. Watkins,|gs. 238-241 --|tAn Overview of mancala rules and variations /|rL. Russ,|gs. 242-244 --|tThe typological spread of the game of mancala /|rPhilip Townshend,|gs. 245-249 --|tMancala game boards as African emblems of status /|rR. A. Walker,|gs. 250-255 --|tThe pursuit of hnefatafl /|rIan Riddler,|gs. 256-262 --|tRithmomachia, the philosophers' game : an introduction to its history and rules /|rJurgen Stigter ; with a postscript by Peter Mebben and Jurgen Stigter,|gs. 263-269 --|tRobert Stewart Culin and new world games /|rBonita Freeman-Witthoft,|gs. 270- 274.
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700 1 |aFinkelI, I. L.|q(Irving L.),|eeditör.