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Who competed in the Ancient Olympics and what did the athletes wear while competing?
Only men were allowed to compete in the Ancient Olympics and they didn't wear anything while competing, they went naked.
What else can I help you with?
How many athletes competed in the ancient Olympics?
I do not know about it... maybe you should google or try Wikipedia.
What did the athletes wear in the ancient Olympics?
They competed naked. Winners got to wear an olive leaf headdress.
What is the only way a woman can compete in the ancient Olympics?
Masquerading as a man, which would be difficult an athletes competed naked.
How many teams were there in the Ancient Greece Olympics?
They didn't have teams then. The athletes competed individually - not even 'representing' their town/city.
Who competed in the Olympics in Ancient Greece?
they competed other greeks
What did the the Ancient Greek athletes wear in the Olympics?
clothingI TOLD YOU :lNakedness.
What countries were involved in the 776 BC Olympics?
Only athletes from city states in Ancient Greece competed. These included Sparta, Rhodes, Croton, etc.
What countries in the ancient Olympics competed?
HELLO
What did the ancient olympic athletes wear?
nothing (They competed in the nude.)
What where the ancient Olimpics?
What WERE the ancient Olympics...ancient people competed in Physical activities
Where all contestants in the first Olympics greek?
if you are talking about the first ancient Olympics then the answer is yes, if you are taling about the first modern Olympics then the answer is no, athletes from 14 nations competed, including, USA, Great Britain, France, Germany and Australia
Which countries competed in the ancient Greece Olympics?
In the ancient Greek Olympics, city-states rather than modern countries competed, with the most notable participants being Athens, Sparta, Corinth, and Thebes. Athletes from various Greek city-states gathered to compete in events, showcasing their strength and skill. The Olympics were primarily a celebration of athletic prowess and religious devotion to Zeus, attracting competitors from across the Hellenic world. Participation was limited to freeborn Greek men, while women were generally excluded from competing.
