File:Knuck dice Steatite 37x27x21 mm.JPG

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Summary

Knucklebone Dice, usually treated as 4 sided.

Source: http://membres.lycos.fr/arjan/

Author: Arjan

"All pictures on my web site are made by myself, and you can use them freely." Arjan Verweij

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