Cherokee marbles
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cherokee-marbles-240-1570098
title:
Cherokee marbles
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Cherokee marbles, or five hole is a traditional game among the Cherokee people of the United States, in which players roll small stone balls between five shallow pits dug into a playing field. Today, the game is commonly played with billiard balls. The game may be played in individual or team play, and in this century, has been introduced into the curricula of students attending schools in the Cherokee Nation. There is also a national tournament held annually during the Cherokee National Holiday
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Traditional Cherokee game
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherokee_marbles
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2023-10-13T17:49:53Z
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