Tutankhamun's Senet Game! Detailed Recreation of the Senet Board found in the Tomb of King Tut in 1922! Hand Made Ancient Egyptian Game. celtic_game Simply peal the protective paper

Simply peal the protective paper off to reveal the beautiful faience and white colors of the pawns

Making it especially suited for travel

Ban Sugoroku first becomes documented in Japan around the 6th C

so it was clearly a favorite pastime for the young King

Tutankhamun's Senet Game! Detailed Recreation of the Senet Board found in the Tomb of King Tut in 1922! Hand Made Ancient Egyptian Game. celtic_game Simply peal the protective paperConsidered by many to be the first board game, the Egyptian game of SENET dates back to as far as 3100 BC. There were four Senet boards of various sizes and materials found in the tomb of King Tutankhamen by Howard Carter in 1922, so it was clearly a favorite pastime for the young King. This recreation is based on one of the game boards found in the tomb, a legendary artifact from the Carter Expedition. This amazing recreation of that historic game