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Bahrain: Traditional Children's Games

Written byAyesha Saldanha
Posted 3 March 2009 2:09 GMT

Shirley Dockerill, who is married to a Bahraini and blogs at White Girl, Arab World, writes about some of the games her husband remembers playing as a child.

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  • Anjella

    I would love to know more about those traditional games, as I organise workshops traditional games from over the world in my street and for school.Friendly Regards anjella

    28 October 2009, 3:58 am
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