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Did slaves play games?
Yes. Normally this included tag, marbles, doll games, and other games that were fairly easy to make with available items. Although, slaves didn't have much time for this.
Where are the elgin marbles kept?
The marbles are kept in a museum in London, England
Did they play any games in the 1500's?
Yes, they played many different types of games.
Ancient greek Olympic stadium?
The ancient Greeks did different games to our Olympic games
Who rules the underworld?
hades rules it
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