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Game-Boards and Gaming-Pieces in Funerary Contexts in the Northern European Iron Age
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  • 1999The Oxford history of board games220 cited
  • 1993Doors to Other Worlds: Scandinavian Death Rituals in Gotlandic Perspectives69 cited
  • 1979African Mankala in Anthropological Perspective19 cited
  • 1884On the Remains Found in an Anglosaxon Tumulus at Taplow, Bucks9 cited

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