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Culin, Robert S. Games of the North American Indians. Dover Publications, 1975.

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36967C

36967C

Stick Dice

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38513

38513

Lacrosse Bat

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16535.1

16535.1

Game Board

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22534

22534

Spinning Top

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22512B

22512B

Game Stick

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18850D

18850D

Splint Counter

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22481

22481

Game Pieces

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22157A

22157A

Game Bowl

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22414

22414

Stick Dice

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22473

22473

Stick Dice

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16543

16543

Gaming Sticks

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22472

22472

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31-23-172A

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Disc Dice

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31-23-171A

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22415

22415

Stick Dice

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22528

22528

Counting Stick

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22516

22516

Ball Stick

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22426

22426

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22530

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Dice

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22498A

22498A

Game Piece

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22438

22438

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22427

22427

Dice

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21073

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Dice

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22503

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Game Piece

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22527

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Counting Stick

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22502

22502

Game

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22162

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22506

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Game

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22458

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Dice

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10443

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22524

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22462

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