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Where was the ancient Olympics first held?
It was first held in Mount Olympia, In Greece.
When and where the first ancient Olympics games held?
The ancient Olympic games were held in Olympia, Greece.
When and where were the first Olympic games held?
Greece
When was the first ever Olympics held?
It is believed to have been held in 776 BC with a footrace. The first "modern" Olympics however, were held in Olympia, Greece during the 8th century.
Which ancient country invented the olympic game back in 776 bce?
Greece Established The First Olympic Games In 776 B.C. In Honor Of One Of Their Gods, Zeus. The First Olympic Games Were Held In Olympia, Greece, Not Mount Olympus (As Some People Are Saying....)
Where was the ancient Olympics first held?
It was first held in Mount Olympia, In Greece.
Where was the first Olympic held at?
Olympia, Greece.
'Where were the first Olympics held?
The first Olympics were held in Olympia in Acient Greece.
What city in Greece held the first Olympic games?
The first Olympics were held in Olympia in Greece:)
Where were the first original olympic games held in ancient times?
They were held in Olympia, ancient Greece, hence the name for the event, The Olympics. This is also why Greece held the first modern Olympics, why their athletes always come out first in the parade, and why the national anthem of Greece is played at all closing ceremonies.
Were and when were the first ancient Olympics held?
Olympia ,Greece in 766 BC
When and where were the first ancient games held?
in Olympia Greece
When where the first ever olymipic games held?
It was held in Olympia, Greece.
When and where did the first Olympics games begin?
The first Olympic games were held in Olympia, Greece in 776 BC.
Where were the Olympic games originally held?
the original Olympic games were held in Olympia, Greece.
Where were the first Olympic games held and how long ago were they?
it was held in greece in Olympia
When was the Olympics first held and were?
Olympia in Elis in southern Greece 776 BCE.
