Ancient Egyptian game - Hounds & Jakals

Hounds and Jackals is the modern name given to an ancient Egyptian game that is known from several examples of gaming boards and gaming pieces found in excavations. The modern name was invented by Howard Carter, who found one complete gaming set in a Theban tomb of ancient Egyptian pharaoh Amenemhat IV that dates to the 12th Dynasty. More than 40 examples of the game have been revealed in Egypt, Mesopotamia, Israel, Syria, Iran, Azerbaijan, around the Levant and Mediterranean since that time.

Currently, there are several options for the rules of the game, which were created by historians and fans of ancient Egyptian culture. You can choose on the Internet those rules that you like best. We offer you links to websites and videos about the game Hounds and Jackals (you will found links in NC inthe box).

Set for game includes:
- Game board (copy, modify) - 5 prim;
- Accessories for the game (click on the box and get a folder with accessories). (full perm) (hounds - 2 prim, jakal - 2 prim, 4 sticks - 4 prim, dice - 1 prim);
- A table for a game board (or just as a piece of furniture). (copy, modify, 4 prim)
- A table for throwing sticks or dice. It is important to only throw physical sticks on a solid prim or on the ground for them to work correctly. You can also use the small table for something else. (copy, modify, 2 prim)
- 2 stools without scripts (you can put your scripts and animations in them) (copy, modify, 2 prim each)
- 2 stools with single poses for man and woman (copy only, 2 prim each).
- A complete set of furniture and play accessories (39 prim) that you can rez all at once for use as decor (use builder menu for rez all set at once).