The game is typically played on a flat, grassy field. Players take turns rolling the disk, which is called a "chungke stone" or "chunkey stone." The stones are usually made from a hard, dense material, such as granite or marble, and they can be up to 12 inches in diameter and weigh up to 10 pounds.
The objective of the game is to roll the stone as far as possible. Players can use any means necessary to propel the stone, including their hands, feet, or a stick. However, they cannot throw the stone or use any artificial aids, such as slingshots or bows and arrows.
After all of the players have rolled their stones, the player who rolled the stone the farthest is declared the winner. The game can be played for points, or it can simply be played for fun.
Chungke is a popular sport among many Native American tribes in the eastern United States. It is still played today as a way to preserve Native American culture and heritage.