They were given paintings
It has been a tradition since the original olympics between the greek city-states, when the winners received olive wreathes! From then on, each host nation has commissioned and designed flower bouquets for the medal winners.
No. The Olympics were only track and field and the winners received laurel leaf crowns.
the oldest records of winners at the Olympics date to 776 b.c. but the games might have been going on centuries before that. archaeologists have not yet found out when exactly the games started to be specific.
The only prizes given by the organisers of the Games were an olive branch and perhaps the right to put up a statue. However, winners were sometimes given large rewards by their hometowns when they got home, including cash, horses, household supplies, and military equipment.
A gold medal
There is still honor for the winners There are still prizes given out some games are the same
olive crown
They were given paintings
Olive wreaths. they were honored greatly also
In the ancient Olympics, no medals were awarded. The first-place winner was given an olive branch to wear on his head. The second and third place winners got nothing.
Green mums hypocetherina berries
The first winners of the Olympics won an olive wreaths or crowns.
Medal winners do get paid.
The overall winners in the Olympics in China , were China, as they made great progress in winning medals as well as in hoisting the games .
the winners receive medals - gold silver or bronze
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