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Mongol Invasion Shipwreck Yields Ancient Gaming Pieces Science

Mongol Invasion Shipwreck Yields Ancient Gaming Pieces

Short2News· 1h ago ·Takashima Island ·5 reads

Divers exploring a Mongol invasion shipwreck near Takashima Island have discovered ancient gaming pieces and dice. These findings indicate that sailors engaged in leisure activities during their maritime voyages. The ship is estimated to be around 30 metres long, making it potentially the largest of three identified wrecks. Researchers also recovered food containers and daily tools from the site.

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