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In Bilbao, Durango, Galdames and Zamudio (B), Allo, Aria and El Roncal Valley (N), “Blindman’s Buff” is played by blindfolding the eyes of a child, singing a rhyme and turning the around several times. The child then has to catch another and guess, by touching them, who that child is. The people surveyed already said that the game was already being played at the start of the 20^th 20th century.

== Riddles. igarkizunakIgarkizunak, papaitak ==

The riddles considered here have been collected from the places surveyed; a few come from the Eusko Folklore Laboratory (LEF) Archives and have not been previously published. The most important list of riddles in Basque is undoubtedly the one published by Azkue<ref>Resurrección María de AZKUE. ''Euskalerriaren Yakintza''. Tomo 111. Madrid, 1945, pp. 375-411.</ref>. In the 19^th 19th century, J.F. Cerquand collected a good number of them in the Zuberoa region<ref>F. CERQUAND. I''par Euskal Hemko Legendak eta lpuinak''. Donostia, 1985, pp. 102-105.</ref>. Other authors, such as Garralda, Dámaso lntza, Father Donostia and Irigaray, recorded riddles from different Basque-speaking regions. In “La vida infantil en Alava” (Childhood in Álava”), Gerardo López de Guereñu published an extensive collection of riddles that he gathered at different locations of this province.