1. The Origin Of The Olympics: Ancient Calendars And The Race Against Time years. The ancient Olympics were always held at a time we would callJuly or August, when both the Sun and Moon were strong. (The http://www.onereed.com/articles/vvf/olympics.html

The Origin of the Olympics: Ancient Calendars and the Race Against Time by Valerie Vaughan Throughout the world, all ancient or primitive cultures have held a similar type of ceremony to celebrate the new year. In general, this ritual usually involved someone, who represented the old year, being driven out by someone representing the new year. The new year person usually led a procession of some kind, often made up of dancers or people who jumped and leaped. Such a procession is precisely what occurred during the earliest Olympic festivals in Greece. There are several myths which describe the origin of these Olympic festivals which were the inspiration for today's Olympic games. One story tells of a man named Pelops who wanted to marry Hippodamia, the daughter of King Oenomaus. Oenomaus was willing to offer his daughter's hand to any potential suitor who could compete with him and win in a chariot race. Each contestant would take Hippodamia in his chariot and try to beat her father, but Oenomaus would always win and then kill the losing suitor. Before Pelops came along, Oenomaus had so far killed twelve suitors and hung up their heads for display. Hippodamia loved Pelops, and she secretly fixed her father's chariot so it would fail. In the race, his chariot crashed and Oenomaus died, making him the 13th victim, so Pelops won. Pelops got the girl, became the new king, and according to Pindar (5th c. BC), the Olympics were started to commemorate the chariot race of Pelops.

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Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Project by Christina, Eileen, and Katie Quick Facts: The Sports : In the Ancient Greek Olympics there were only ten sports while in modern day Olympics there are substantially more. Still, as in the modern games, they slowly added more. In the ancient games they had 4 running races, equestrian racing, wrestling, boxing, pancratium, pentathlon, and chariot races. In Modern Day Olympics they have gymnastics, triathlon, cycling, fencing, and volleyball to name a few, and of course there are all the winter sports. However, the sports of chariot races and pancratium have been discontinued. *ANCIENT SPORTS* Boxing Wrestling : ...Wrestling may have evolved from the original Greek games but it is very different today. In ancient Greece, there were two forms of wrestling. First there was upright wrestling. During this competition the combatants stood upright and the winner was the man who could throw the other to the earth. This was a sport of skill and grace rather than brute force. It was also part of the ancient Greek Pentathlon. The judges declared a looser if knees or the man's hips, back or shoulders touched the ground. It was held in a sandpit unlike the mats used today. That which is the same is that there can be no illegal moves such as hitting, gouging or twisting of hands, feet, arms or legs during the event. Ground wrestling was very different as well. During this event hitting and kicking were allowed. It seems almost like boxing and wrestling combined because just like boxing, the end of the match occurs when the looser admits defeat or is disabled. This event was part of the Pankration, an event that is no longer a part of the modern Olympics.

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Re: Olympics ancient and modern Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Subject: Re: Olympics ancient and modern From: Sotiris Sotiropoulos ( socrates@greekphilosophy.com Date: Tue Sep 26 2000 - 00:26:03 EDT Next message: Steven J. Willett: "Re: Theocritus as Parodist? (and introduction)" Previous message: Michael Hendry: "Olympics ancient and modern" In reply to: Michael Hendry: "Olympics ancient and modern" Reply: JohnZ: "Denver "Tantalus"" The hypocrisy however, cannot be so easily washed away. Olympic America... what a joke. I once spoke with Bert Fainberg the president of the USOC for fifteen minutes via telephone. After that, nothing surprises me! - "Michael Hendry" < curculio@glasscity.net >political commentary) has an article by Victor Davis Hanson titled "Olympic >Corruption? It's All Greek to Me". The subtitle is "The Sydney games are >modern Olympiad", and the URL is http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=65000322 curculio@glasscity.net http://www.curculio.org It's all Greek Philosophy to me! http://www.greekphilosophy.com

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Olympics ancient and modern Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Subject: Olympics ancient and modern From: Michael Hendry ( curculio@glasscity.net Date: Tue Sep 26 2000 - 00:16:19 EDT Next message: Sotiris Sotiropoulos: "Re: Olympics ancient and modern" Previous message: Ivan Van Laningham: "Re: Seneca quote" In reply to: Ivan Van Laningham: "Re: Seneca quote" Today's Opinion Journal (the Wall Street Journal's new free web-site of political commentary) has an article by Victor Davis Hanson titled "Olympic Corruption? It's All Greek to Me". The subtitle is "The Sydney games are more akin to the spirit and practice of the ancient games than any other modern Olympiad", and the URL is http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=65000322 Michael Hendry Department of Romance Languages 203 Shatzel Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0230 Telephone: (419) 372-2667 Fax: (419) 372-7332 E-mail: curculio@glasscity.net Web-page: http://www.curculio.org Next message: Sotiris Sotiropoulos: "Re: Olympics ancient and modern" Previous message: Ivan Van Laningham: "Re: Seneca quote" In reply to: Ivan Van Laningham: "Re: Seneca quote" Date view Thread view Subject view ... Other Lists This archive was generated by hypermail 2b28critmail on Sun Oct 01 2000 - 00:00:35 EDT

6. Ancient Olympics The ancient Olympics seem to have begun in the early 700 BC, in honour ofZeus. Ancient olympics ancient Olympics FAQs and online Q/A surveys. http://www.ancientgreece.com/olympics/olympics.htm

The Greeks invented athleti contests and held them in honour of their gods. The Isthmos game were stagedevery two years at the Isthmos of Corinth. The Pythian games took place every four years near Delphi. But the most famous games were those at Olympia, a town in south- western Greece. These took place every four years. The ancient Olympics seem to have begun in the early 700 BC, in honour of Zeus. No women were allowed to watch the games. Pottery dating from around 550 BC shows men taking part in the games naked or wearing only a thong. Olympics Through Time the history of the Olympic Games from the time when athletic contests were held during religious ceremonies until the First International Olympic Games in 1896 Ancient Olympics Ancient Olympics FAQs and online Q/A surveys A tour of Ancient Olympia The Ancient Olympic Games Virtual Museum information about these contests that are the forefathers of our modern Olympic Games What is the History and Meaning of the Olympic Games an essay, by Michael Simos Collection for the Olympic Games OLYMPIA Project The Spirit of Ancient Olympics

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t h e c l a s s i c s p a g e s p a u s a n i a s' p a g e o l y m p i c s The Olympics: Ancient v Modern How much do you think you know? Agree? Disagree? The ancient Olympics always began with the lighting of the sacred flame No woman ever competed in the ancient Olympics. All competitors in the ancient Olympics were naked. The sprint was the most important race in the ancient Olympics. The ancient Olympics were held every four years between 776BC and 393AD (1,170 years) The pankration was the most violent event in the games The ancient games continued to be held even in wartime There were no team sports in the ancient games The Javelin and Discus were never events in the ancient Olympics. Cheating was unknown in the ancient Olympics The Marathon was never an event in the ancient Olympics There were events for different age-groups in the ancient Olympics. The ancient Olympics were not about winning, but taking part

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Ancient Olympics Like all of the athletic games, the Olympics had rather humble beginnings. The first recorded games took place in 776 BCE and were a purely local event that last only one day. Having a ritualistic purpose, they consisted of sacrifices to Zeus in the morning followed by simple running races in the afternoon. The first winner, Coroebus of Elis, probably did little training and only received a small material prize for his efforts. His victory was significant, however, in that it headed a long list of winners which serves as our only record of much of the games' history. Recording the winners' names became a strong tradition, and much of the glory of victory was in the virtual immortality that this brought. As the games evolved, the sporting element came to overshadow the sacral element; by the fifth century BCE, the two were essentially autonomous. This separation gen erally coincided with the increased scope and following of the games. The first winners came from the surrounding towns, but by the sixth century, competitors journeyed from various parts of Greece and beyond. Until 720, all winners came from the city-states of the Peloponnese but by 688, competitors from Asia Minor began to compete. The cities with the most winners over the history of the games included the south Italian city of Croton, Athens, Miletus in Asia Minor, and the island of Naxos.

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Ancient Olympics Influences Importance Religious Aspects Calendar ... Back to Unit 1 Calendar Myths There are several Greek myths about how the games were started. The most common myth was the story of the hero Pelops Another myth about the origin of the Olympic Games comes from the Tenth Olympian Ode of the poet Pindar. He tells the story of how Herakles , on his fifth labor, had to clean the stables of King Augeas of Elis. Herakles approached Augeas and promised to clean the stables for the price of one-tenth of the king's cattle. Augeas agreed, and Herakles rerouted the Kladeos and Alpheos rivers to flow through the stables. Augeas did not fulfill his promise, however, and after Herakles had finished his labors he returned to Elis and waged war on Augeas. Herakles sacked the city of Elis and instituted the Olympic Games in honor of his father, Zeus. It is said that Herakles taught men how to wrestle and measured out the stade, or the length of the footrace. Influences grandstands in the famous "Grandstand Fresco" from the palace of Knossos, which depicts a group of seated women watching an event in front of them (the performers are not in the fresco), is strangely similar to the setup of the theatral areas or central courts of the palaces: there are columns as well as pillars, and the action seems to be going on outdoors. Although Minoan influence on Greek sport may have been direct (through the assimilation of Cretan peoples with the Mycenaeans), the Egyptian influences may have depended on the Minoans. There is undeniable proof that the Minoans had extensive contact with Egypt (mainly in the context of

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17. The Ancient Olympics Exhibit on the ancient olympics presents information about individual sports, the context and spirit of the games, athlete's stories, and a virtual tour of Olympia. their honor, we've created this exhibit on the ancient olympics, using information from the Perseus Project, a digital http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Olympics

The Centennial Olympic Games were held in Atlanta, Georgia from July 19-August 4, 1996. In their honor, we've created this exhibit on the ancient Olympics, using information from the Perseus Project , a digital library on ancient Greece. The Perseus Project is centered in the Classics Department at Tufts University. In this exhibit, you can compare ancient and modern Olympic sports, tour the site of Olympia as it looks today, learn about the context of the Games and the Olympic spirit, or read about the Olympic athletes who were famous in ancient times. Ancient and Modern Olympic Sports A Tour of Ancient Olympia The Context of the Games and the Olympic Spirit Athletes' Stories ... Classics Department 124 Eaton Hall, Tufts University Medford, MA 02155 U.S.A. Credits Please send us your comments. Last modified 29 January, 2002.

18. Ancient Olympics @ University Of Pennsylvania Museum Of Archaeology & Anthropolo The ancient Olympic Games were primarily a part of a religious festival in honor of Zeus.Category Society History Religion ancient Hellenic...... There was no winter Olympic festival in ancient times. How we got fromthe ancient olympics to the Modern Games Although the ancient http://www.upenn.edu/museum/Olympics/olympicorigins.html

Ancient Olympics FAQs and online Q/A surveys: starting block when were the first Games were the athletes ... MuseumHomePage How did the Olympic Games get started? The ancient Olympic Games were primarily a part of a religious festival in honor of Zeus Quiz the father of the Greek gods and goddesses. The festival and the games were held in Olympia map Gadzooks! It's Zeus! Obverse ("heads") of silver tetradrachm, minted by Philip II of Macedonia ca. 350 BC to commemorate his victory in the horse race at Olympia. Model of the Sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia, where the first games were held as part of religious festivals honoring Zeus. plan The Greeks that came to the Sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia shared the same religious beliefs and spoke the same language. The athletes were all male citizens of the city-states from every corner of the Greek world, coming from as far away as Iberia (Spain) in the west and the Black Sea (Turkey) in the east. The sanctuary was named in antiquity after Mt. Olympos

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Sports History Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search The Ancient Olympic Games Although the ancient Olympic games were first recorded in 776 BC, they originated at least a century before that and possibly as early as the 13th century BC. One Greek legend said that the great Herakles (Hercules, in the Roman form) won a race at Olympia, a plain in the small state of Elis, and then decreed that the race should be re-enacted every four years. Another said that Zeus himself had originated the festival after defeating Cronus for the sovereignty of heaven. The more likely story is that the Olympic festival was a local religious event until 884 BC, when Iphitus, the king of Elis, decided to turn it into a broader, pan-Hellenic festival. To accomplish that, he entered into a temporary truce with other rulers, allowing athletes and others to travel peacefully to Olympia while the festival was going on. The Greeks based their chronology on four-year periods called Olympiads, and the Olympic festival marked the beginning of each Olympiad. Evidently, the festival was reorganized in 776 BC, which was considered the start of the first Olympiad. The festival was basically a religious gathering to celebrate the gods worshipped in common by all Hellenes, primarily Zeus. There were three other major pan-Hellenic festivals, the Pythian, the Nemean, and the Isthmian, all of which included fairs, but the festival at Olympia became pre-eminent by 572 BC, when Elis and Sparta entered into an alliance under which Elis was in charge of the event itself while Sparta enforced the sacred truce.

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