Suggested rulesets Bell
Suggested Rules from R. C. Bell. Simple Senet
Played on a board with no markings. Simple Marked Senet
Played on a board with basic markings. Middle Kingdom Senet
Played on a board common in Middle Kingdom Egypt. Early New Kingdom Senet
Played on a board common in earlier New Kingdom Egypt. Late New Kingdom Senet
Played on a board common in later New Kingdom Egypt. Vertical Senet
Played with a vertically-oriented board and different markings. Cypriot Senet
Played on simple boards with seeds or stones in prehistoric Cyprus.
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Sources
Lauffray, J. 1971. Abords occidentaux du premier pylône de Karnak. Kemi 21: 77–144.
Piccione, P. 1990. The Historical Development of the Game of Senet and its significance for Egyptian Religion. Unpublished Phd Thesis, University of Chicago.
Pusch, E. 1979. Das Senet-Brettspiel im Alten Ägypten. Munich: Deutsche Kunstverlag.
Wiedemann, A. 1897. Das Brettspiel bei den Alten Ägyptern. In Actes du Dixième Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1894. Leiden: Brill, 35–61.