Dialogue is the proper word for the ancient Greek meaning discuss If the question refers to the discus - the athletic throwing event in the track and field competition which is an Olympic Games sport then we have the word discos/ δίσκος.
There were 2 major athletic events in ancient greece, (all athletic events were part of a larger celebrations about a deity) Olympia (olympic games) and Panathinaia. After that there were several festivities that had athletic games as a part of them. Isthmian,Actian,Nemean etc. Also there was the ''Heraea Games'' dedicated to the goddess Hera wife of Zeus.
The ancient Olympics were held at Olympia (near Elis, in the western Peloponnese, Greece). At first there was no stadium in the sense of a structure (stadion in Greek simply means "running-track"). The first stadium at Olympia was built about 550 BC, then remodelled in 500 BC with a sloped bank for spectators to stand on, and so on being re-built several times over nearly 900 years.Eventually Olympia grew into a complex of temples, accommodations, and other facilities including a stadium for running, a hippodrome for horse-racing, a palaistra for wrestling, etc, etc.
At Hemingbrough, North Yorkshire, Haw lane is discribed as an Ancient Track in the Enclosure Award Book. It lead from a Romano/British enclosure to some Norman Closes, see www.Hemingbroughparishcouncil.co.uk webpage on Parish history. Mr. R Chilvers.
Ever heard of Nike? Where do you think they got it from....he was the greek god of victory. The gods were surrounded with the theme of competiton. all types of sports and physical strength. See, the gods fought with eachother even if they weren't a god of 'competition' or 'strength'. It just happened.
On a track at the temple of Zeus at Olympia in Elis in southern Greece.
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Ancient Greece.
200 metres.
The 1928 summer Olympic Games was the first time the sport of track and field offered events for women. There were five events available to women participants.
200 metres.
About 100 m.
There is no Roman Olympic track. The Olympics were an ancient Greek religious festival, not a Roman one.
Dialogue is the proper word for the ancient Greek meaning discuss If the question refers to the discus - the athletic throwing event in the track and field competition which is an Olympic Games sport then we have the word discos/ δίσκος.
100 meters. The entire track is 400 meters around.
No he is not, as he is currently banned for professional Track and Field running.
track and field was stared in 776BC in ancient Greece.