The gaming table was unearthed on the main street . It is not the game pessoi, which is known from ancient sources from Homeric till Roman times, which have to be a kind of draughts or chess because heare the board has the set of squares in longitudinal lines of six arranged in three rows1.
References
- ↑George E. Bean, Turkey's Southern Shore, London, John Murray 3rd ed. 1989, pp. 33-34, fig. 3