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Traditional Games

Early US Games

TRADITIONAL GAMES FROM AMERICA

This page updated AUGUST 2007
Warning: Some of these items contain small pieces that can be hazardous for small children.

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TRADITIONAL GAMES FROM EARLY AMERICA

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EARLY AMERICA: Patolli - Common folk and nobility in Ancient Central America often wandered around with Patolli mats under their arms. During the game, there are ways to block opponents, send them back to the beginning, or take short-cuts through the board as players race tokens around and off the game board. Five kidney beans marked with a dot on one side are used to generate numbers for the movement of tokens. It is similar to Pacheesi and sometimes noted as evidence of ancient contact between India and Central America. The game board is cloth. Select this item $12.00 How many do you want? Do not enter more than 99
EARLY AMERICA: Puluc - This is an ancient Central American game of capturing or killing the opponent and is played with two individuals or teams. Originally corn cobs or maize ears were laid on the ground like a ladder, but in this version lines have been inked onto a piece of green felt. Select this item $5.00 How many do you want? Do not enter more than 99

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EARLY AMERICA: Patolli - Common folk and nobility in Ancient Central America often wandered around with Patolli mats under their arms. During the game, there are ways to block opponents, send them back to the beginning, or take short-cuts through the board as players race tokens around and off the game board. Five kidney beans marked with a dot on one side are used to generate numbers for the movement of tokens. It is similar to Pacheesi and sometimes noted as evidence of ancient contact between India and Central America. The game board is cloth.

Select this item $12.00
How many do you want? Do not enter more than 99

EARLY AMERICA: Puluc - This is an ancient Central American game of capturing or killing the opponent and is played with two individuals or teams. Originally corn cobs or maize ears were laid on the ground like a ladder, but in this version lines have been inked onto a piece of green felt.

Select this item $5.00
How many do you want? Do not enter more than 99

TRADITIONAL GAMES FROM EARLY US

These are items for reenactment groups, theater productions, or special event costumes.

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EARLY US: Jacks and Pick-up Sticks - See our Nostalgia Games page.
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EARLY US: Olde Tyme Cardes - See our Olde Tyme Cardes page.
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EARLY US: Dice - wooden and metal musket ball. see Dice that resemble early Colonial dice made from musket balls
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EARLY US: Coins - pirate coins. See our Pirate Coins page.
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Description & Ordering	Picture of Product
EARLY US: Jacks and Pick-up Sticks - See our Nostalgia Games page.	.
EARLY US: Olde Tyme Cardes - See our Olde Tyme Cardes page.	.
EARLY US: Dice - wooden and metal musket ball. see Dice that resemble early Colonial dice made from musket balls	.
EARLY US: Coins - pirate coins. See our Pirate Coins page.	.

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