BOWLING

The Ancient Egyptians have seemed to invented bowling. By using rocks and marbles as bowling balls and carved painted stone as the pins. But there were a few twists to there bowling version they had three pillars two standing parallel and one lying on top ( Seen In The Images Below )! They had to bowl between the pillar structure and try and knock down the pins which weren't in a triangle they were spread out around a metre by metre square or around that size. But the game wasn't as big ( Big = Like bowling balls being soccer ball size and pins being vase size. ) It was able to be played on dining table's they used balls just bigger than marbles or M-n'-M's. The pins weren't any bigger they were about the size of a small glass or a computer mouse. There also only used nine pins not ten so pretty much 9 Pin Bowling ( Ps. doesn't sound as good ) It had sloped sides to allow to the ball to roll back to the competitor.  So lets recap the important things. It was used for Egyptian celebrations, There were only 9 pins and it had a structure to challenge it's victims and it wasn't all grouped in a triangle it was spread out across a certain area. Oh yeah remember that it wasn't made of plastic but that it was made out of wood and stone.

How was it useful?  It was useful to the Egyptians to keep them entertained in their spare time or at celebrations. Some Egyptians setup competitions for prizes.

What was it made of?  Woods and stones.

What technologies were used?  The small alleys they had on ranging to 3 metres in length that has slopes on the side to roll the ball back to the player playing.

How was it made? It was made by carving stone's for the pillars, pins and balls.