Ancient Gebeta Table, discovered in Matara, Eritrea, used to play Gebeta (also known as Mancala). This is one of the oldest known examples of the game in the world. [925 x 1387] [OS]
Ancient Gebeta Table, discovered in Matara, Eritrea, used to play Gebeta (also known as Mancala). This is one of the oldest known examples of the game in the world. [925 x 1387] [OS]
Check out my article on the ancient *Gebeta* table discovered in Matara, Eritrea, one of the oldest known examples of the game! *Gebeta* (also known as *Mancala*) has been played for nearly 2,000 years in the region, and this find showcases just how far back its history goes. My article explores this artifact and other ancient items like pottery, metalwork, and ivory objects from the Aksumite Empire, offering a glimpse into their material culture. You can read more about it here: [Material Culture of the Aksumite Empire](https://habeshahistory.com/habesha-history/material-culture-pottery-metals-ivory-and-stone-objects-in-the-aksumite-empire/).
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Check out my article on the ancient *Gebeta* table discovered in Matara, Eritrea, one of the oldest known examples of the game! *Gebeta* (also known as *Mancala*) has been played for nearly 2,000 years in the region, and this find showcases just how far back its history goes. My article explores this artifact and other ancient items like pottery, metalwork, and ivory objects from the Aksumite Empire, offering a glimpse into their material culture. You can read more about it here: [Material Culture of the Aksumite Empire](https://habeshahistory.com/habesha-history/material-culture-pottery-metals-ivory-and-stone-objects-in-the-aksumite-empire/).