Board
Gaming-board from the royal graves at Ur of the Chaldees. Squares of shell are inlaid with lapis-lazuli and red limestone and set in bitumen upon wood..

Boxers
Boxers depicted on Greek vase. 5th century BC..

Chariot
The chariot race at the circus. Vehicles were lightly constructed of wood and bronze - from two to ten horses were driven, four being a usual team. The driver was wound about by protective leather thongs.. He carried a knife to cut himself loose from the reins in case of accident. The three cone-shaped pillars on a circular base seen on the right of the relief formed the meta, or turning post, placed at either end of the spina, or barrier down the middle of the course.

Palm
Statue of a victorious charioteer holding a palm branch. Cf. Rev. 7:9..

Foot Race
Foot race depicted on Greek vase..
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Stadium
Delphi - Stadium. A stadium is one Stade long, ie about 600 feet. It was used mainly for running..

Stadium
Delphi - Stadium..

Archer
Olympic archer.

Beasts
Fighting wild beasts in a theatre, in Roman games - cf 1Cor.15.32.

Beasts
Fighting wild beasts in a theatre, in Roman games - cf 1Cor.15.32.

Boxing
Greek boxing. Contestants wore the cestus on their hands - a leather band studded with nails. - cf 1Cor.9.26.

Boxing
Olympic boxers.

Boxing
Leather thongs worn by boxers.

Chariot
Greek four-horse chariot race..

Chariot
Charioteer, victorious.

Chariot
Olympic chariot racing.

Corinth
Coin of Corinth, in celebration of the Isthmian games. - cf references to sports in 1Cor.9.24-27.

Discus
Olympic discus or Quoit thrower.

Egyptian
Egyptian Games.

Egyptian
Egyptian Gymnastics.

Judges
Judges seats at Olympian race track.

Race
Greek foot race - cf 1Cor.9.24, Heb.12.1-2.

Wrestling
Greek Wrestling.

Wrestling
Olympic wrestlers.