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The Mölkky game is a family-friendly game involving throwing a skittle at a grouping of numbered skittles. Players take turns throwing underhand to knock over skittles and score points based on the numbers of fallen skittles. The game is played until the first player reaches exactly 50 points, at which point the game ends.
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Narikuravar Children's Games in Ashakulam settlement, Villupuram
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Traditional Albanian games which are played in nature and are played by children
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Presentation polish folk costumes
Folk costumes in Poland varied by region and were most prominent in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as peasants gained more freedom and wealth. Different regions had distinctive costumes influenced by climate, economics, history, and sometimes military uniforms or aristocratic fashion. Today, folk dance companies and some restaurants preserve traditional Polish folk costumes to celebrate regional cultures for tourists and audiences. The document then describes specific folk dances like Oberek from Mazovia and the traditional costumes worn during each dance.
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