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rdfs:label: Sowing (game)
rdfs:comment: Sowing → German, Polish. Sowing was invented by the English mathematician John Horton Conway who described the game in 1994 at an international workshop on combinatorial game theory hosted by the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) in Berkeley, California. The game is a single-lap, one rank mancala game. Jeff Erickson suggested in 1996 to reverse the rules and called this game Reaping. Other variants are Partisan Sowing and Two-dimensional Sowing.
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n4:abstract: Sowing → German, Polish. Sowing was invented by the English mathematician John Horton Conway who described the game in 1994 at an international workshop on combinatorial game theory hosted by the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) in Berkeley, California. The game is a single-lap, one rank mancala game. Jeff Erickson suggested in 1996 to reverse the rules and called this game Reaping. Other variants are Partisan Sowing and Two-dimensional Sowing.