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Explore the fascinating world of Native American gaming with Andrew McFarland Davis's "Indian Games." This meticulously prepared reprint offers a detailed look at the dice games and other forms of wagering prevalent among various Indian tribes. Delve into the cultural significance of these games, examining their role within social structures and traditions.
A valuable resource for those interested in cultural anthropology and Native American history, this book provides insight into a vital aspect of indigenous life. Learn about the rules, rituals, and societal impact of these traditional pastimes. From simple dice games to more elaborate forms of gambling, "Indian Games" offers a captivating glimpse into the diverse gaming practices of Native American communities. Discover the enduring appeal of these games and their connection to the rich cultural heritage of the American Indian.
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