📚Источник #1
“Passing Through the Netherworld: The Meaning and Play of Senet”
Timothy Kendall, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Опубликовано: 1978
Использовано для: Core rule reconstruction and special square interpretations
HOW WE VERIFY
Unlike Ur, Senet has no surviving rulebook. Our reconstruction relies on archaeological evidence, tomb paintings, and scholarly analysis. We prioritize peer-reviewed research and museum collections.
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Archaeological Evidence
Physical boards, pieces, and casting sticks from excavated tombs.
2
Tomb Paintings
Depictions of Senet gameplay in Egyptian tomb art and papyri.
3
Scholarly Analysis
Academic reconstructions from Egyptologists and game historians.
4
Cross-Reference
Comparing multiple sources to establish consensus rules.
CONTENT MARKERS
ПодтвержденоПодтверждено - Confirmed by archaeological evidence
РеконструкцияРеконструкция - Scholarly interpretation of incomplete evidence
ХудожественноеХудожественное - Artistic license for engagement
УпрощениеУпрощение - Gameplay simplification from original
PRIMARY SOURCES
📚Источник #2
“Tutankhamun's Tomb: The Thrill of Discovery”
Howard Carter, Metropolitan Museum of Art
Опубликовано: 1923
Использовано для: Documentation of royal Senet sets and their context
📚Источник #3
“Board Games in Ancient Egypt”
Edgar B. Pusch, Roemer-und Pelizaeus-Museum
Опубликовано: 1979
Использовано для: Archaeological analysis of board construction and pieces
📚Источник #4
“Ancient Egyptian Games and Gaming Pieces in the British Museum”
British Museum Collection, British Museum
Опубликовано: Various
Использовано для: Physical examination of surviving Senet boards and pieces
CHANGELOG
2026.01 - Initial release with Kendall rules interpretation
Future - Additional variants and tomb painting analysis planned