|  | |  | | | Pottery Disks Used as Gaming Pieces | | | Shaped disks made from Mexican, French, and British tin-enameled sherds, and from an engraved Caddoan sherd. The game played with these pieces apparently required a disk with a pattern on one side and no pattern on the other side of the disk. The disk on the far left measures 3.70 cm x 3.05 cm.” | | Photo credit: Don Sepulvado
Source: Williamson Museum, Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, Louisiana | |
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