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Baré

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Baré is a mancala game, which is played by the Anuak people who live in Ethiopia and South Sudan. It is a relaxation of menfolk, young and old alike. The holes (called oto; that is "house") are usually dug in the ground, but wooden boards or receptacles of dried mud also exist. The counters (nyi baro; literally "child of baré") are pebbles, seeds or balls made of dried mud. The game is based on much counting and calculation. Baré was first described by Richard Pankhurst in 1971. A minor variant of the game is Tok Ku Rou. The Baré was a Federation Starfleet class H shuttlecraft assigned to the USS Enterprise-B in the 2310s. In the year 2319, the Baré, along with most of the Enterprise's other auxiliary craft, was used to tractor a trans-dimensional portal from the surface of Rejarris II into orbit of the planet. (TLE novel: One Constant Star)

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The Baré was a Federation Starfleet class H shuttlecraft assigned to the USS Enterprise-B in the 2310s. In the year 2319, the Baré, along with most of the Enterprise's other auxiliary craft, was used to tractor a trans-dimensional portal from the surface of Rejarris II into orbit of the planet. (TLE novel: One Constant Star) Baré is a mancala game, which is played by the Anuak people who live in Ethiopia and South Sudan. It is a relaxation of menfolk, young and old alike. The holes (called oto; that is "house") are usually dug in the ground, but wooden boards or receptacles of dried mud also exist. The counters (nyi baro; literally "child of baré") are pebbles, seeds or balls made of dried mud. The game is based on much counting and calculation. Baré was first described by Richard Pankhurst in 1971. A minor variant of the game is Tok Ku Rou.