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Wikipedia, Mancala
WikipediaContains: One Board, Eight Hundred Games: What Mancala Actually NamesView the Source de Voogt, Misconceptions in the History of Mancala Games: Antiquity and Ubiquity
Alex de Voogt, Board Game Studies Journal, 2021Contains: Older Than It Looks: The Antiquity Mancala Cannot Yet ProveView the Source Wikipedia, Oware
Wikipedia- Contains: The Game Named for a Marriage
- Contains: Carried Across an Ocean
View the Source Wikipedia, Bao (game)
Wikipedia- Contains: A Game Kept Alive Only by Masters
- Contains: The Board the British Museum Keeps
View the Source Wikipedia, Carrom
Wikipedia- Contains: From an Undocumented Palace to Every Front Room
- Contains: Nineteen Pieces, One Federation
View the Source Wikipedia, Sungka
Wikipedia- Contains: Kunggit at Home, Chongka Abroad: Sungka in the Filipino Diaspora
- Contains: Which Way Does It Turn: Sungka Beside Congkak
View the Source Wikipedia, Rugby World Cup
Wikipedia- Contains: Sixteen Teams to Twenty Four
- Contains: The Only Four Time Champion
View the Source Wikipedia, UEFA European Championship
Wikipedia- Contains: A Cup Renamed
- Contains: Back to Back: Spain's Unmatched Run
View the Source Wikipedia, America's Cup
Wikipedia- Contains: A Trophy With No Calendar
- Contains: The Schooner That Started It
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