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As you all know, children at the time of the Romans also had some toys they were playing, but with less technology than today. Well, then I leave a list of games that used these children:
Roman coins Aenea Musca (fly bronze) consisted of a blindfolded them and had to catch the other saying, "I poop fly bronze" and the other replied, "you will hear the but not atraparàs. " It is named because it had to be hunted, they had to fly the drone.
Some children playing little fly bronze digits (foam fingers) benetton kids that consisted of a number from 0 to 10 and when the two would join hands teach said that number. Who had the right number or approach it also won. Orbis: roll consisted of a circle with the help of a cane. Alea: consisted of throwing two dice and whoever threw the highest number wins. In this game out east iacta expression Alea (luck is thrown). The girls were playing dolls and kitchenettes (which had more resemblance to a woman about to marry a baby who, like today), some articulated. The girls marry before they offered her dolls to Venus, who rose as a sign of status. Also played a kind of football and having fun imitating adults, fen thought they were gladiators. The children played with very small animals, pets or themselves or deliciae delicium benetton kids called and they had a lot of respect.
Do not think that many of the games we played came from the Romans. There are many games and they are the same or very similar to those that play now. Very interesting entry. Mireia good work! January 14, 2011 9:24
Do not think that many of the games we played benetton kids came from the Romans. There are many games and they are the same or very similar to those that play now. Very interesting entry. Mireia good work! January 14, 2011 9:25
Wow, never would have imagined that the Romans had rattles "primitive" benetton kids or that today's popular games like heads and tails (Navis et caput), made reference to that time, interesting. Hail! January 14, 2011 9:26
It is interesting to see that some of the games that still exist today in our culture come from games where the children were playing Romans toss, football, craps or rattles even small children are also Roman . Good job! January 14, 2011 9:50
Though several years have passed, always kept such things as language, customs ... But it would not have imagined it to retain the games we play today. I liked this post, found it very interesting benetton kids :) le 17 January 2011 12:01
Actually all current games are exactly the same as the Romans but with different names! Aquesa enrada like least is closer to us (some more than others). :) January 17, 2011 12:07
Vritis very interesting, I had never been thinking about toys that could have the Romans in his time. The one that most caught my attention was the "rattle". Mireia good work! 17 January 2011 12:23
It's amazing how have remaining games of the Romans to the present day, and even though they have spent many years kept many things. The truth is I never would have imagined that games are also conserved. This post is very interesting because it was good to know new things. I love 17 January 2011 12:24
As speech and customs ... including all games already sold since time immemorial! Had it not been for the Romans, it would be now? It is easy to think about something they saw all auqestes benetton kids tickets! Mireia Thanks for the input, I found very interesting :) January 17, 2011 12:30
Romans have adopted many things, language, benetton kids terms, some buildings benetton kids and temples at the time ... but I had not imagined that also adopted aguéssim games! Romans are everywhere January 17, 2011 18:53
A Very interesting, benetton kids especially because the description of each game you realize that although the names change, have similarities to the games we play today. 18 January 2011 20:46
good! the Romans also had a way to pass the time. I can almost play the same as we have in these is: Caput et Navis, which is the toss. or the Musca Aenea, it looks like "the goose harvest" that is wed to look like. the truth is that this game is very good! :) January 20, 2011 20:38
This post is very good! They are very curious that the games played at the time now, the children of today, some of these games aborrits find a bit like throwing a dice. But it is very interesting to see how things have changed much. January 23, 2