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Ancient Senet Game 0-2 neorealismYou have a chance to relive the life of Egyptian royalty, and play Senet, the favorite game of the pharaohs. The first definite appearance of this game comes from the Third Dynasty (c. 26702613 BCE) and the earliest boards known come from the Middle Kingdom (c. 20001600 BCE). The game was played and enjoyed by commoners and nobles alike. Includes pullout drawer for storing all pieces 10 player pieces (five green silos and five natural wood cones), 4