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What did ancient wrestlers wore when they wrestled?
they put olive oil and covered themselves in dust.
What did the ancient Greeks use soap for?
Washed and scraped in water. Those who could afford it rubbed themselves down with olive oil.
Did Alexander the great competed in the olympic games?
No He did not. His Father did and won 3 gold medals. There were no medals at in the ancient Olympics. The winner was given olive oil and a wreath of olive branches
What prizes did the Olympic victors get in the ancient Olympics?
Ancient Olympic athletes won a crown of leaves, sometimes dipped in gold, from the sacred tree at Olympia and a vase of olive oil with pictures of battle scenes or Olympic events. The olive oil was to sell and sometimes they also sold the vase. These are ranging from smallish to half the size of a grown man. There are still many olive oil vases today. Sometimes athletes got a statue of themselves if they were really good. The glory of winning was sometimes the best prize you could get.
Where did ancient Egyptians get their olive oil?
Ancient Egyptians imported olive oil from Crete.
How much oil does the Olympic flame consume?
10000000000000 much
How much is the capacity of the big oil spill compared from the olympic swimming pool?
Atr a 100,000,000 gallons oil spill that would fill about 200 Olympic size swimming pools
What did Men wear while they were competeing in the Ancient Greek Olympic Games?
They actually didn't wear anything. That's why no women was allowed to watch or be in the Olympic Games.Yes, that's right -- ancient Olympic sportsmen (all men, by the way) ran, wrestled, and fought buck naked. The ancient Greeks had a tradition of doing things nude (they walked around in the buff in the bedroom and at parties called sympsia*, and they exercised without any clothes on) -- indeed, the word gymnasium came from the Greek word gymos, which means "naked."Why naked? Well, to appreciate and celebrate the male physique, of course, and as a tribute to the gods. Participants regularly anointed themselves with olive oil to enhance their looks ... and to keep the skin smooth!In the sixth century, there was an actually attempt to make athletes wear loincloths, but this proved to be unpopular and soon afterwards nudity regained its status as fashion in athletics.
In the ancient Greek Olympic games what did the winner receive?
A wreath of olive branches was placed on the winner's head at the ancient Olympics in Greece.
What is a strigil used for?
Ancient people used for bathing. They'd cover themselves in cleansing oils, sit in the bath, and when ready, they would scrape off the oil, dirt, grease, and dead skin.
What does Ancient Sunlight mean?
Ancient Sunlight is essentially Oil and fossil fuels.
What kind of oil do birds use to clean themselves?
They use the oil God gave them in their oil glands.
