By permission of The Clarendon Press. Each square has its own inlaid design, but variations between boards of this type show that only those squares bearing rosettes are constant, so that only these designs are functional for the game. The starred squares bear rosettes. A lucky player, throwing consecutive fours, can make his tour completely via the safe squares. The starred spaces bear rosettes.
Slashes indicate squares used on the Ur board but lacking here in the lower block.
Faired spirals ornament the upper corner rectangles, 1a1b, 2a2b. The larger block seems designed for the same game as the Ur board, but with a different entering rule. Instead of entering on the Ur square 19, and having an option of paths to the bridge, one play. Then the replacing of one bridge square by a GAP presents no special difficulty. The upper block, however, is more troublesome.