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<title>Il Gioco nel Medioevo</title>
<description>Games of the Middle Ages, specifical ly focusing on board games popular in the 13th and 14th centuries.</description>
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<title>Asian Games: The Art of Contest</title>
<description>This exhibition explores Asia’s fundamental role in the development and refinement of games. It brings together some of Asia&#039;s most significant examples of boards, pieces, and other game playing paraphernalia from museums and private collections worldwide.</description>
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<title>The Medieval Roots of Chess</title>
<description>Today, chess is a popular game of strategy and wits. Its birth reaches back to the Middle Ages, but not as a game pursued for recreation .</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jul 2005 17:53:16 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>ColletiÃ¨re, thirty years of a life reconstructed</title>
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<title>Chinese Chess</title>
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