Archaeologists decode rules of an ancient Roman board game

Дата публикации: 04-10-2026 10:05:00

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.
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