Vladimir Byurchiev, Ankle Bones
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Churyumov, Anton
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Vladimir says that today not many children play with ankle bones. He recalls when he was young, children played with bones more often. According to Vladimir, various games using ankle bones develop flexibility, agility, and muscle in children’s hands. Ankles bones are taken from the back legs of a cow or a sheep. It is possible to determine the age and health of animals by examining this particular bone.
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games, ankle bones, children, animals
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Sponsored by Arcadia Fund, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin.