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Greece has sent athletes to the Winter Olympics to participate in alpine skiing, cross country skiing, Snowboarding, luge, skeleton, bobsleigh, and biathlon without winning any medals.
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∙ 15y agoAs of the 2008 Games, Greece has won 104 medals (30 gold, 40 silver, 34 bronze) in Summer Olympic competition.
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What did the ancient Greek Olympics take place?
Athens.
Does the word Olympics comes from a greek word?
Yes the word Olympics comes from the Greek as a reference to Mt. Olympus, where the Ancient games were held in honor of the Greek Gods.. I have to make a correction here. The word Olympics comes from the greek word Olympia, the place in Peloponnese, where the Ancient games were held in honor of the gods. Mt Olympus is the place where the greek gods where living, their residence in other words.
Were the ancient Greek Olympics held at a temple?
They were held outside of them and in front of them on fields where the events took place.
Where did the 1953 Winter Olympics take place?
The Winter Olympics did not take place in 1953. They took place in 1952 in Oslo, Norway.
What place where the world united for The Winter Olympics?
The winter Olympics in 2014 were held in Russia.
Where will winter Olympics take place?
2010 winter Olympics were held in Vancouver, Canada 2014 winter Olympics will be held in Sochi, Russia
Where were the last winter Olympics?
The last winter Olympics took place in in Torino,Italy[2006]
Who hosted the 1992 Winter Olympics?
The 1992 Winter Olympics took place in Albertville, France.
What is the last sports event taking place in the 2008 Winter Olympics?
There were no Winter Olympics in 2008.
Where in the world would be a good place to hold the winter Olympics games?
Well the best place i think to place the winter Olympics games are Colorado.
How often was Ancient Greek Olympics?
Every four years. The four year period between games was an Olympiad.
Where did the 1998 Olympics take place?
The 1998 Winter Olympics took place in Nagano, Japan.
