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“…While most animals play, humans have a tendency to make games. The board game Mehen was played in Egypt over five thousand years ago (Crist and Vaturi, 2008). Mehen had something to do with burial rituals, but its exact purpose and rules have been lost.…”
Section: Why Keep Defining Games?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While most animals play, humans have a tendency to make games. The board game Mehen was played in Egypt over five thousand years ago (Crist and Vaturi, 2008). Mehen had something to do with burial rituals, but its exact purpose and rules have been lost.…”
Section: Why Keep Defining Games?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While most animals play, humans have a tendency to make games. The board game Mehen was played in Egypt over 500 years ago (Crist and Vaturi 2008). Mehen had something to do with burial rituals, but its exact purpose and rules have been lost.…”
Section: Why Keep Defining Games?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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