Kinaatit

Kinaatit is a term originating from the Inuit languages, primarily referring to a traditional Inuit game. The game is played with a flat, circular piece of wood or bone, often decorated with carved markings. Players would toss this disc, aiming to have it land on specific marked areas or to achieve a certain number of successful throws. The exact rules and scoring could vary depending on the region and the specific implement used. Kinaatit served as a form of recreation and also a way to develop hand-eye coordination and dexterity. It was often played during gatherings or festivals, contributing to social bonding and cultural continuity. While less commonly played today in its original form, the spirit of such games continues in various forms of Inuit sport and recreation.