Folk game of ashyk

Folk game of ashyk

ODESA REGION, UKRAINE - DECEMBER 24, 2024 - Young people learn to play the traditional folk game of ashyk which is on the National List of Elements of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine, Odesa region, southern Ukraine. Ashyk is widespread in places where Bulgarians and Gagauz live in the south of Odesa region. A player has five sheep bones that are tossed like dice.

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