Isle of Lewis Chess Pieces by Berkeley - Russet Brown "Chess & Checkers" Veneer on the board is

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Nf6 where Black sacrifices material to gain the initiative

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Isle of Lewis Chess Pieces by Berkeley - Russet Brown "Chess & Checkers" Veneer on the board isBoard Not Included Originally crafted from walrus ivory and whales teeth the iconic Isle of Lewis chess pieces were discovered in the vicinity of Uig on the Isle of Lewis some time before 11 April 1831. The precise location seems to have been a sand dune where they may have been placed in a small, dry stone chamber. The hoard which consisted of 78 chess pieces and 15 other artifacts was initially shown at the Scottish Antiquaries Society in Edinburgh