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What prizes were for the ancient Olympics?
A wreath of honour.
In Olympics Olympics what prizes are given to the winners?
A gold medal
What were the prizes in ancient Olympics?
The prizes were wild olive wreaths, a statue of the athlete, fame and honour.
Prizes in ancient Olympics?
a olive leaf wreath and a statue of themselves at mount Olympus
What are the prizes for the Olympics?
There are three prizes given for each event at the Olympics. The winners receive gold medals. The second place finishers receive a silver medal. The third place finishers receive a bronze medal.
Who were the winners of the ancient Olympics given?
olive crown
Similarities of anicent and modern Olympics?
There is still honor for the winners There are still prizes given out some games are the same
What did you win if you won the greek Olympics?
In the earliest Olympics, the Greek athletes competed for prizes such as tax breaks, huge monetary prizes, and crowns of olive branches. Most of the rewards received in the past are the ancient equivalent of today's medals and bouquet of flowers.
What purpose were the ancient Olympics held for?
The Ancient Greeks started this competition for their belief to in the glory in competition and to honour their Gods with their ability. The Olympics were much more than a game, they gave competitors a chance at immortality. Champions were seen as heroes and were given something special: Honour. This was a higher value to the Ancient Greeks than money or prizes. The Ancient Greek Olympics merged two things that the Greeks held sacred, religion and the desire for greatness. See the related link for further information.
What was given to the winners in the ancient Olympics?
Olive wreaths. they were honored greatly also
What prizes did the winners receive in the Olympics?
A head wreath.
In ancient Olympics did the losers get a prize?
i cant really say but maybe they were given to lions for lunch!
