UM researcher reconstructs rules of 4,000 year old game
Senet is a game that was played in ancient Egypt, and from which ancient game boards have been found. Queen Nefertiti's tomb shows a picture of her clearly playing the board game. The rules of the game are just guesswork. In Oman, archaeologists recently made a remarkable find: a 4,000-year-old board game. But there are also no rules of the game. Cameron Browne is trying to reconstruct the rules of this kind of ancient games at Maastricht University, thanks to artificial intelligence. Read more in Parool.
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