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LONDON, (CAIS) -- Grand ancient festival of Sistan (ancient Sakestan) indigenous games is underway in Zabol, southeastern Sistan-Baluchestan province, on the occasion of National Cultural Heritage Week (May 18-24), Mohammad Ali Ebrahimi, head of the city’s Cultural Heritage and Tourism Department said.
Kich Zur is ancient Sistani game played since the time of Parthian dynasty, is a game which resembles modern rugby. But teams play with cow bone instead of a ball.
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