Sangadzhi-Garya talks about games that children played in his childhood. He reminisces: When we were small, we played a catch-up game. Holding each other’s hands, we used to run around the tent. Also, we played with a ball made from white wool. People played this game in the evening. The rule was: whoever found the ball in the dark, that person won. People also played with balls made from horse hair. We often played with ankle bones. There were no other toys.