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What kind of sports do the people do at Olympic Games?
no
How many sports are there in ancient Greece Olympia?
what kind of punishment are there in ancient Olympia? how did orders go in ancient Olympia? if womans were punished is there punishment were bad? what kind of prizes are there in ancient greec olypia? what kind of titles are there in ancient Greece Olympia? did mens get punished for any sports? where was ancient Greece Olympia started? did womans get to compete through the olympic games? why did ancient Greece have those kind of sports? why were womans aloud to take part of the olympic games? what culture practise are there? why did they have those practises? what were winners crowned with? what religious facitys are there? Note by Rosary Lopapalangi..........
What kind of sports did they play in anent greek?
It is in Ancient Greece that the Olympic Games began. They were mainly foot races done by young men who ran nude. The winner got a laurel leaf crown.
What kind of sports were played in Sparta?
Spartans played Olympic Sports
What kind of games are there in the paralympic games?
olympic games
Are two beautiful Olympic sports what kind of sentence is this?
simple sentence
What kind of sports or events did they do in Ancient Olympics?
Swimming
What events did Ireland participate in 2008 olympic games in Beijing?
Sports that Irish athletes competed in at the 2008 Games were Athletics, Badminton, Boxing, Canoeing, Cycling, Equestrian, Fencing, Rowing, Sailing, Shooting, Swimming, and Triathlon. what kind of sports did the Irish play?
What kind of rules in the olympic games were 100 years ago?
There are heaps
What kind of winter Olympic sports involve friction?
Skiing, bobsleding, snowboarding, curling, and much more
What kind sports were there in ancient Egypt?
the was sucking nut sacks and butt munching
Why would war stop when the ancient olympic games were being held?
In Ancient Greece, warfare generally ceased during the times in which the Olympic games were held (and during similar athletic contests elsewhere in Greece) due to their religious significance. Formal athletic contests like the Olympics were, for ancient Greeks, divine gifts of some kind. The gods were thought to enjoy the games; the games were considered to be an offering to the gods. Thus, to engage in warfare during these times would be to commit an offense against the gods -- and to run the risk of divine punishment as a result.
