
ALT Image of a Roman game called the Pater Noster word square. The tiles are set out next to the game instructions. The instructions read: "Arrange these letters on the cross shape so that the words 'Pater Noster' read down and across. What letters are you left with? Do you know why?". 'Paster Noster' is Latin for 'Our Father'

ALT Nine Men's Morris, the game of Medieval England. There's a mat with a series of three squares inside each other (smallest square on the inside). A series of marbles are laid out on the markings. Summary of text on the game instructions: Carvings of Nine Men's Morris have been found in the cloister seats of many cathedrals including Westminster Abbey. In some European countries, the design of the board was given special significance as a symbol of protection from evil.














































