''Kato apo tis petres'' (Underneath the Stones) is a floor game designed to fullfill the needs of Archaeological Museum of Florina (Greece), which are to spread the word about its permanent collection findings' history to students around Greece & make it fun! Petres (400BC) is the modern name of an ancient town that was discovered in Florina territory. This floor game shall travel to as many schools as possible, it targets preliminary school ages from 7 to 10 & consists of a tableau (200x100cm), 3 chessmans, 49 playcards, a die & 2 booklets. A class of students is divided in 3 teams, use the die to make steps on the hexagon grid & follow the signs to unveil historical objects & info through an adventure that includes mini games. The team that gathers all their demanded props & returns back to where they started, wins.
Underneath the Stones - Discovering an ancient town
Instructions & Historical Info Booklets (16 pages each) (20x20cm)
Floor Tableau (when hexagon cards are revealed) (200x100cm canvas) & 3 Goddess Dimitra Chessmans
3 write&erase Team Cards (front & back sides) (demanded props to find for each team) (10,5x16cm / forex 2mm)
12 Hexagon, On-Board Cards (front & back sides) which fit Floor Tableau's hexagon grid,
camouflaged on their back side (14x12,5cm / forex 1mm)
3 Gods Cards for Pantomime Mini Game (front & back sides / 13x13cm / forex 2mm)
20 Memory Mini Game Cards (10+10 identical pieces / front & back sides / 12,5x12,5cm / forex 2mm)
10 Stencil Mini Game Cards (front sides / 17x23,8cm / forex 2mm)
Road Race Mini Game Prize (front & back side / 12.5x12.5cm / forex 2mm)
