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Who founded Soccer?
Some believe it was Europeans of the 1800's and others believe that it was by the Ancient Chinese.
What is the historical period of soccer?
The historical origins of soccer can be traced back as far as 2500 BC. This was a sport that was played by ancient Greeks, Chinese and Romans.
Who invented soccer game?
soccer was invented by the united kingdome in the 1800's
How do ancient Chinese preserve dead bodies?
the ancient chinese helped
What did the ancient Chinese use matches for?
The Ancient Chinese used matches for Fireworks
What ancient Chinese game is soccer thought to be an adaptation?
Tsu chu
Who founded Soccer?
Some believe it was Europeans of the 1800's and others believe that it was by the Ancient Chinese.
What is the historical period of soccer?
The historical origins of soccer can be traced back as far as 2500 BC. This was a sport that was played by ancient Greeks, Chinese and Romans.
Who invented soccer game?
soccer was invented by the united kingdome in the 1800's
Where does a soccet ball really come from?
If you mean a soccer ball the ancient Chinese soldiers used to play a game that is like modern soccer. except thaat they used a pig's bladder blown up as a soccer ball.
Does ancient rome call soccer football or soccer?
1) They spoke latin so neither 2) Football wasn't invented yet so neither
Ancient Chinese Houses?
Ancient chinese houses were centers of government
How do ancient Chinese preserve dead bodies?
the ancient chinese helped
What person invent?
Soccer was actually invented by a group of people. There are still arguments in which some believe it was invented by the Europeans while other believe it was by the Ancient Chinese.
Did all ancient Chinese people do mummification?
Ancient Chinese never did mummification like the Ancient Egyptians.
What did the ancient Chinese use matches for?
The Ancient Chinese used matches for Fireworks
What is an ancient Chinese word for the letter v?
English letters do not have Chinese words associated with them (not even in Ancient Chinese).
