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Did the olympic games start in ancient Egypt?
No, the olympic games started in Ancient Greece
When and where did the olympic games start?
the ancient Egypt's
Did Zeus start the Olympic Games?
No, but the ancient Olympic Games were held the sanctuary of Zeus.
What did the ancient olympic games start?
it started in 1990
When did the ancient Olympic Games start?
776 BCE.
When did the ancient Greek calendar start?
The answer to the question is "THE FIRST OLYMPIC GAMES"
Where do the Olympic flame always start from and why?
It is lighted in Olympia, Greece; the place where the ancient Olympic Games used to be held.
What women was aloud in the real ancient Olympics the ancient olympic games?
No, there was only olympic games for men in ancient olympic history
Why wasn't the Olympic games in the ancient Olympics?
it was in ancient olympic
Where did the first Olympic game start at?
the Olympics games started in 776BC in Ancient Greece
Who were the ancient Olympic games dedicated to?
The Ancient Olympic Games were dedicated to Zeus, the God of Gods.
What is the ancient olympic event?
The Olympic Games.
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