BGSX XV MUNICH 2012
Summary
17 – 21 April, at the Bavarian Games Archive (Bayerisches Spiele-Archiv e.V.)
München-Haar, Germany (east-southeast of Munich)
Host: Tom Werneck
Information: info@spiele-archiv.de
Program:
P 01 Matthias Teichert – The board-game-motif in Norse mythology
P 02 Elke Rogersdotter – Finding Places: locating ancient gaming (remains)
P 03 Chris Dobbs – The multifaceted uses of gaming in ancient Rome
P 04 Michele King – Konane: An old Hawaiian game played on rock with lava pebbles
P 05 Irving Finkel – Always look down (Graffiti Board Games in India)
P 06 Alfonso Atala Layun – Cuatro Tribus (Four Tribes)
P 07 Roly Cobbett – Gaming finds from Richborough
P 08 Rainer Buland – Sense, Symbolism and Magic of Figures and Numbers on Baroque Board Games.
P 09 Edite Alberto – Games on Portuguese Rocks
P 10 Gejus van Diggele – The war on the table (Games and Puzzles from World War II)
P 11 Iris Ridder – The use of games in medieval mining societies
P 12 Steffen Bogen – Transforming space in boardgames
P 13 Cosimo Cardellicchio – A survey of some connection games in the 50th year of the publication of Twixt
P 14 Ulrich Schädler – A century of German history and politics in board games
P 15 Alex de Voogt – Mancala games at the pyramids of Meroe
P 16 Yasuji Shimizu – When was Ancient Chess Introduced into East Asia?
P 17 Bruce Whitehill – The game of Clue/Cluedo, a contemporary board game
P 18 Gadi Kfir – Road to Victory
P 19 Peter Michaelsen – The diffusion of Tâb games in Medieval Europe
P 20 John McLeod – Scoring and Winning
P 21 Fred Horn – Three Games published in the 1980th by Cobrain, a Dutch Game Manufacturer
P 22 Adrian Seville – Distinctive Features of German Goose Games
P 23 Wolfgang L. Angerstein – Salta and Lasca: Two draughts variants linked by Emanuel Lasker
P 24 Anne-Elizabeth Dunn-Vaturi (Alex de Voogt) – The game of Twenty revisited
P 25 David Parlett – The history of Games & Puzzles magazine
P 26 Shahrokh Razmjou (Irving Finkel) – Graffiti board games from Iran
P 27 Max Nelson – The Origins and Play of the Ancient Greek Game of City-State (Polis)
P 28 Arie van der Stoep – Why we consider Chess an intellectual Board Game
P 29 Dores Ferreira – Board Games and other games: some connections with mathematics
P 30 Wim van Mourik – A new look at the Alquerque-12 diagram from the Sethos Temple in Qurna, Egypt
P 31 Michel Boutin (Pierre Parlebas) – Differences and similarities of the structure of abstract games and sports games
P 32 Piotr Adamczyk – Museums and board games