The opisthodomos was also used to store numerous other objects, including many further statues of deities and votive offerings of Zeus and Hera [REF].
The travel writer Pausanias also witnessed a small ivory-clad couch (purportedly once belonging to Hippodameia), the bronze disc of Iphitus of Elis (commemorating the truce that according to legend founded the Olympic games), and the table on which the olive wreaths for the victors were displayed during the Olympic Games.