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The Sahr-i Sokhta Board Game
Premium Quality | Scientific Edition
This original set is only sold at Persian Wonders. This is a must have board game. It's the oldest complete board game ever discovered in the world (4700 years old), and the whole set has been scientifically reconstructed. Please look for the TGi (The Game Intelligence) Approval card inside the box, which indicates that the entire set, including the rules, is authentic and scientific.
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The Sahr-i Sokhta Board Game
2 Players | 30 min | Race strategy
Premium Quality | Scientific Edition This original set is only sold at Persian Wonders. This is a must have board game. It's the oldest complete board game ever discovered in the world (4700 years old), and the whole set has been scientifically reconstructed. Please look for the TGi (The Game Intelligence) Approval card inside the box, which indicates that the entire set, including the rules, is authentic and scientific.
- The Board Game
(size: 33 cm | Material: Wood) - 27x geometric pisces (Material: Wood)
- Premium booklet
- high quility wooden box
How premium is it?
It has high attention to details in terms of look and feel. It's a 'Scientific Edition.
Is this set really played during ancient time?
Yes, There is a scientific paper for it.
TGi Approval
Please look for the TGi (The Game Intelligence) Approval card inside the box, which indicates that the entire set, including the rules, is authentic and scientific
For more information about our products please email us to info@persianwonders.com
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References
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