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It is known from the Greek mythology that the present of goddess Athena to King Kekrops and the people of Athens was the olive tree, wisdom and of course her protection. The scond god participating in the contest was Poseidon who presented a spring of water and a mighty white horse.
The King and the people selected the presents of goddess Athena. Olives are native to Asia Minor and spread across Iran, Syria, and Palestine to the rest of the Mediterranean- 6,000 years ago.
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Did people in ancient Greece eat olives daily?
Yes, olives were a staple food in ancient Greece and were consumed daily. They were a significant part of the Mediterranean diet, both as an ingredient and as an oil. Olives were used in various dishes, and olive oil was also used for cooking, dressing salads, and preserving food.
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used it for food
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