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Longbeu-a-cha is a mancala game of the Lakhers, a head-hunting people in southern Assam, India, and western Burma. It was first described by Nevill Edward Parry in 1932. The game is played by men only. Its name means: "Stone, hole, game". Longbeu is also an edible clay. The board is scratched on the ground. The game is similar to Pachgarhwa.

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  • Longbeu-a-cha is a mancala game of the Lakhers, a head-hunting people in southern Assam, India, and western Burma. It was first described by Nevill Edward Parry in 1932. The game is played by men only. Its name means: "Stone, hole, game". Longbeu is also an edible clay. The board is scratched on the ground. The game is similar to Pachgarhwa.
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  • Longbeu-a-cha is a mancala game of the Lakhers, a head-hunting people in southern Assam, India, and western Burma. It was first described by Nevill Edward Parry in 1932. The game is played by men only. Its name means: "Stone, hole, game". Longbeu is also an edible clay. The board is scratched on the ground. The game is similar to Pachgarhwa.
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