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What other events were introduced into the ancient olymipc games?
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Who invented the olymipc?
The ancient Greeks invented the Olympic Games.
What other events were introduced to the ancient olympic games?
The Ancient Olympic Events are: Boxing Chariot Riding Riding Pankration Penathlon Discus Javelin Jump Running Wrestling
Who introduced musical events into the Panathenaic Games?
The tyrant Peisistratus for singing and flute, and his son Hipparchus for singing of epic poetry.
What city hosted olymipc games after World War 2?
London, in 1948
When did ancient Olympians add more games in the Olympics?
The ancient Olympians did not add more games to the Olympics. The Olympic Games in ancient Greece only consisted of a few events, including foot races, wrestling, and chariot racing. The modern Olympic Games, which include a wide range of sports, were introduced in the late 19th century.
How long were the pools in the ancient Olympics?
Answer: The ancient greek games did not have events that had to do with swimming.
When did the ancient olymipc games start?
The Ancient Olympic Games , originally referred to as simply the Olympic Games were a series of athletic competitions held between various city-states of Ancient Greece. They began in 776 BC in Olympia, Greece, and celebrated until 393 AD
In which Olympics were butterfly and breaststroke two separate events for the first time?
The butterfly was introduced at the 1956 Games in Melbourne. The breaststroke was introduced at the 1904 Games in St. Louis.
How many events were held in the Ancient Olympic GAMES?
1 and a half
Who is the athlete who won three events in four consecutive ancient games?
hercules
Why weren't ancient boys slowed to watch the Games?
Not so, there were eventually boys' events.
Name two sporting events that took place at the olympic games in ancient Greece?
boxing and discus were two of the nine events that took place during the ancient Greece Olympics.
