Editing Tables game (section)

== Literature ==
* [[Bell, R.C.]] (1979) ''Board And Table Games From Many Civilizations'' (revised edition with two volumes dated 1960 and 1969 bound into a single book) – Dover Publications, [[Mineola, New York]], 1979. {{ISBN|0-486-23855-5}}; reprinted by Exeter Books, New York City, 1983. {{ISBN|0-486-23855-5}}
* Fallavel J.M. (1715). [https://books.google.com/books?id=DutfAAAAcAAJ&q=Paris&pg=RA3-PA41 ''Le Jeu du trictrac, Enrichi De Figures Avec les Jeux du Revertier, du Toute-Table, du Tourne-Case, de Dames Rabattues, du Plain et du Toc.''] 3rd edn. Paris: Henry Charpentier.
* [[Murray, H. J. R.]] (1952). ''A History of Board-Games other than Chess''. 1st pub. 1952, [[Oxford University Press]], reissued by Hacker Art Books (1978), {{ISBN|0-87817-211-4}}
* [[Finkel, Irving]] (2007). [https://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/~pbarfuss/On_the_Rules_for_the_Royal_Game_of_Ur.pdf "On the Rules for the Royal Game of Ur"] in ''Ancient Board Games in Perspective'' ed. Irving Finkel. London: British Museum. pp.&nbsp;16–32.
* [[Willard Fiske|Fiske, Willard]] (1905). [https://archive.org/details/chessinicelandin00fiskuoft/page/172/mode/2up ''Chess in Iceland and Icelandic Literature: with historical notes on other table-games'']. Florence: Florentine Typographical Society.
* [[Parlett, David]] (1999). [https://books.google.com/books?id=rH6DAAAAMAAJ&q=The+Oxford+History+of+Board+Games "The Tables Turned: Backgammon from Ur to Us" in ''The Oxford History of Board Games'']. Oxford: OUP, pp.&nbsp;58–87. {{isbn|9780192129987}}