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http://www.castlesontheweb.com/quest/Forum8/HTML/000030.html but the two contemporary illustrations show people playing chess and backgammon. If you need a short summary in English, just let me know. [This message has been edited by Peter Esser (edited 03-21-2002).] I saw the group at Stokesay Castle in Shropshire (UK) - perhaps they can help you to find more information. Levan This is called "experimental archeology", isn’t it?Leo I need to interview someone about Medieval games for a class project. Any suggestions??? I am able to do the interview via phone, e-mail or mail. Merlin Sorry, but I have no suggestion because I don't know the name of any experts on this topic. I started a post about the topic some time ago in this forum, maybe it contains a name or book that can help you to find someone: toughguy12 Leo, I don't know much about games. All I know is that at festivales, nobles would go on fox hunts. Peter Esser A German Page about medieval games …
http://www.dielegende.de/Spiele.htm Levan There's a group that re-create mediaeval life and do demonstrations of games, both activity games and board games and such like. You could even have a go yourself. Peter Esser quote:
There's a group that re-create mediaeval life and do demonstrations of gamesdeborahknowles they played pick-a-back and blind-man's-buff, if that's any help.
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