The Game of UR

Ur of Antiquity was played over 4,500 years ago in the Sumerian city of Ur, the biblical Ur of the Chaldess. The game was discovered in the 1920’s by the British archeologist Sir Leonard Wooley. Sir Leonard excavated a series of mass grave and among the treasures were a number of elaborately inlaid game boards. This game is modeled after the most intricate of the games discovered by Sir Leonard. The game was a favorite with the royal and wealthy inhabitants of Mesopotamia.

• 5,000 Year Old Game
• A Race Game for Children and a Strategy Game for Adults
• The Ancient Game of UR Evolved into Draughts and Checkers as We Know Them Today
• Hardwood Board (13 1/2in. x 5 1/4in.) with Storage and Pieces
• Features 8 pyramid shaped dice and 14 playing pieces.