History of Bowling

Bowling history have been able to be traced since the Stone Age. The first evidence of this game was met by the British anthropologist Sir Flinders Petrie and his team of archaeologists in Egypt in the 1930s. However, some argue that developing the game long after the incident. William Pehle, a German historian, said bahawa bowling originated in Germany around 300 AD. In Germany, the game has origins as a religious ceremony to determine the presence of sin. This game, introduced by a German monk.

Bowling began in early 1100 in the juicer. Throughout Britain, several variations of bowling, such as half-bowls, skittles and ninepins, around since the mid 1300s. The first article mentions, this game was created by King Edward III in 1366. It is said that, he believed it imposed a ban on playing games among the disturbing forces troops because while practicing archery. During the regime of King Henry VIII, the game is popular and is played as a symbol of nobility and social status.

Bowling has been popular in America since colonial times. During the 17th century, the British, Dutch and German are imported to develop the sport of bowling in the United States. At that time, the game consists of nine pins instead of being played regularly in the New York City area is still recognizable as "Bowling Green". U.S. Congress established institution representing the sport of bowling on 9 September 1895 with the standardization of bowling in the United States and set up competitions official. Women Bowling set formed in 1917, under the auspices of tennis.

Over the years, the game has changed. Various tactics have been developed. Pins potter automatic discovery in the 1940s that a second revolution bowling game industry. Currently, bowling sports enjoyed by 95 million people in more than ninety countries worldwide Archaeologists discover interesting things from bowling history, the discovery of a type of balls, pins and other equipment to play bowling in the cemetery children aged Egyptian 5200 BC. Based on these facts, to prove that the Egyptian people are familiar with the bowling sport first