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Bakuk is a mancala game played in Jbala, Morocco. Jbala is a mountainous area in the Western Rif. Its population is of Amazigh origin, although they speak Arabic. The game is played by shepherds. The holes are always dug in the ground, there are no wooden boards. Pebbles or goat droppings are used as gaming pieces. The rules are very similar to Koumma. The game was first described by Viktor Bautista i Roca in 2009. He was told the rules by Anuar, a Catalan social worker coming from Jbala.

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rdfs:label	Bakuk
rdfs:comment	Bakuk is a mancala game played in Jbala, Morocco. Jbala is a mountainous area in the Western Rif. Its population is of Amazigh origin, although they speak Arabic. The game is played by shepherds. The holes are always dug in the ground, there are no wooden boards. Pebbles or goat droppings are used as gaming pieces. The rules are very similar to Koumma. The game was first described by Viktor Bautista i Roca in 2009. He was told the rules by Anuar, a Catalan social worker coming from Jbala.
dcterms:subject	Two Rows Traditional Mancala Games Africa
abstract	Bakuk is a mancala game played in Jbala, Morocco. Jbala is a mountainous area in the Western Rif. Its population is of Amazigh origin, although they speak Arabic. The game is played by shepherds. The holes are always dug in the ground, there are no wooden boards. Pebbles or goat droppings are used as gaming pieces. The rules are very similar to Koumma. The game was first described by Viktor Bautista i Roca in 2009. He was told the rules by Anuar, a Catalan social worker coming from Jbala.

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