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Ancient Roman board game discovered to have eerie similarity to modern favourite
When Roman soldiers were not out training and fighting, they were playing board games, which archaeologists have found to be ...
Kurds in the new Syria want to preserve the cultural rights they gained in years of war
The Kurdish-led SDF was formed to fight the extremists, and in 2019, SDF fighters captured the last sliver of land they held, ...
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Cappadocia Turkey: A dream bucket-list destination
A dream bucket-list destinationIf you’ve ever wondered where you can step into a fairy tale, Cappadocia in Turkey is one of those bucket-list destinations that just might blow your mind. Nestled in ...
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The Flavor-Packed Dish That Saves You From Dry Leftover Turkey
Turkey is great for feeding a group, but if you find yourself with leftovers, here's how you can repurpose it without running ...
Archaeologists Discovered the Pieces of a Fifth-Century Board Game. They Tell a Big Story.
The games in questions could be either Ludus Latrunculi or Doudecim Scripta, both of which were known board games played with bone pieces by Roman soldiers in the fifth century. Celikbas said both are ...