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Oceania MathsJam Gathering 2021 attendees playing Catan

31 July 2021 to 1 August 2021

Five people gathered around a table playing Settlers of Catan after the day’s proceedings at Oceania MathsJam Gathering 21, a recreational maths conference held in Geraldine.

Contributors note: "Attendees at Oceania MathsJam Gathering recreational maths conference (OMG21, 31st July - 1st August 2021) play the board game Settlers of Catan in the "after math" of the day's mathematical proceedings at the 1066 Medieval Mosaic building in Geraldine, Canterbury. "

Creator: Rata Ingram

Contributor: Rata Ingram

Source: Entry in the 2025 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt.

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Oceania MathsJam Gathering 2021 attendees playing Catan

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