A laurel wreath and a jar with the likeness of himself
Coreb from Elide
An olive branch!
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.
A head wreath.
In ancient Greek games (as, fo example, the Olympic Games) the prize for the winner was a laurel wreath. In ancient Greek games (as, fo example, the Olympic Games) the prize for the winner was a laurel wreath.
The men were awarded with olive wreaths because they were sacred in ancient greece. They showed power.
i think they got power
A wreath of olive branches was placed on the winner's head at the ancient Olympics in Greece.
They were awarded the biggest feast they wanted, the wife they wanted ( because only then men were allowed in the Olympics
Countries did not compete, individuals did. Nor were medals awarded.
Triple jump at the 1896 Games in Athens. The winner was James Connolly of the United States.
Coroebus, the ancient Greek athlete and the first recorded winner of the Olympic Games, was born around 776 BC. He won the stadion race during the first Olympic Games held in Olympia. His victory marked the beginning of the tradition of the Olympic Games in ancient Greece.