Article

Duggan, Eddie (2015) Strange Games: some Iron Age examples of a four-player board game? Board Game Studies Journal (9). pp. 17-40. ISSN 2183-3311

Book Section

Gill, David (2016) The Nostell Priory bolsal. In: On the fascination of objects: Greek and Etruscan art in the Shefton collection. Oxbow, Oxford, UK, pp. 95-106. ISBN 9781785700064

Gill, David (2017) The market for ancient art. In: Key Concepts in Public Archaeology. UCL Press, London, pp. 187-200. ISBN 9781911576433

Conference or Workshop Item

Bell, Duncan, Duggan, Eddie and Taylor, Danielle (2015) Astragali: some observations on their performance as four-sided die when thrown onto different surfaces in the form of either the original bone or as 3D-printed models. In: iExpo2015 Innovation Event, 6 October 2015, Local Enterprise Partnership for Norfolk and Suffolk. Norwich Research Park, Norfolk.

Duggan, Eddie (2019) Ludus latrunculorum: known and unknown unknowns. In: Digital Ludeme Project First Workshop on Digital Archaeoludology: Modelling the Evolution of Traditional Games, April 10-12 2019, Schloss Dagstuhl, Saarbrucken, Germany.

Duggan, Eddie (2017) Spintriae: Evidence for Historic Games? In: Heritage Futures Research Seminar, 1 March 2017, University of Suffolk, Ipswich, Suffolk.

Duggan, Eddie (2014) Strange Games: some Iron Age examples of a four-player board game? In: From Cardboard to Keyboard, XVII Annual International Board Game Studies Colloquium, 20–24 May 2014, UCS Ipswich UK.

Duggan, Eddie (2014) Strange games: some Iron Age examples of a four-player board game? In: “Jeux et Multiculturalité” International Symposium, 20–22 October 2014, Swiss Museum of Games, La Tour-de-Peilz, Switzerland.

Duggan, Eddie (2016) Stranger games: the life and times of the Spintriae. In: XIX Annual International Board Game Studies Colloquium, 13–16 April 2016, German Games Archive, Nuremburg.

Duggan, Eddie, Bell, Duncan and Taylor, Danielle (2015) Astragali: some observations on the anatomy of different mammalian species and their performance as 4-sided dice when thrown onto different surfaces in the form of either the original bone or 3-D printed models of them. In: XVIII Annual International Board Game Studies Colloquium, 15–18 April 2015, Swiss Museum of Games, La Tour-de-Peilz, Switzerland.

Book

Duggan, Eddie and Gill, David (2016) From Cardboard to Keyboard: Proceedings of the XVII Annual Colloquium of the International Board Games Association. Associacao Ludus, Lisbon. ISBN 9781976542114