2. The hardest event was the pentathlon. Olympic Games part of a religious festival in honour of Zeus, kind of gods Done every four years 20.000 people flocked to watch the athletes run box, wrestle and chariot race. throwing the disc and throwing the javelin. Contestants had take part in five different sports – long jump running wresting Winning the Olympics was a great honour just as it is today There were no medals in ancient games. Instead the winner got a crown made out of leaves, jars of olive beautiful pots or vases and pieces of wool silk or linen to make it into clothes. sadly his marathon exhausted poor man collapsed and died In 490 B.C. the Greeks made a marathon about 42 KM from Athens. A Greek soldier called pheidippides ran all the way to Athens to tell he thitizens the good news

3. There were four tipes of races at Olimpia. The longest race is of 24 rownds to the stadium and there were 4,602m. They stated the race when the trompers sound the trompet.

4. They can panish the cheaters with a long cane or whipe. They travel with the players.

5. Women were forbidden to take part in the olympics games. They received the winners as heroes. They ended in AD 395 when Olimpia was destroyed by two earthquakes.

7. The discus could be made out of different materials like stone, iron, bronze and more!!! The chariot was pulled by four horses. The owner of the chariot would win not the driver!

8. They used metal things called halters to go furtherer Halters Javeling was made out of wood & with a sharpend end.

9. The losing fighter would raise a finger to surrender

10. THE TORCHLIGHT: In the Athenian games, relay races with torches took place after dark, the winning team lighting a fire on altars to Zeus in Athens. THE FIRST MODERN OLYMPICS: The first modern Olympics were held in 1896. They were organised by Baron Pierre MODERN GAMES: The Olympic tradition continues today, held every four years and divided between winter and summer. and

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