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Several, especially jousting and tournaments. I'd recommend this:http://www.middle-ages.org.UK/medieval-sports.htm
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How did people live in the 1060s?
they lived very skummy in the 1060's.They used to play bollards, chess cards games like that.
How do you say you play sports?
It would be play, as the sentence would read for example, 'Do you play different sports?','Pintsinker has played many different sports in his lifetime', or even 'Pintsinker is hopeless at playing different sports'.
Can you play sports with an ulcer?
It depends on the sport, but there are all sorts of different sports that you would be able to play if you have an ulcer.
What was England's population in the 1060s?
1002
What happened in the 1060s?
the 1060's
When people refer to the 1060s do they mean 1960s?
They might. The keys for 9 and 0 are beside each other, and people make mistakes when typing. But, as the 1060s were a historical period of much upheaval in Europe, they might really mean the 1060s.
Does Superman play any sports?
Ma and Pa Kent would not let him play sports. They thought he was too powerful and would hurt someone.
What type of people were allowed to compete in the Ancient Greek sports?
Small boys in the age of about 12 would usually play sports but men most likely citizens would play sports and would also play more brutal sports like wrestling to death or any other deadly game.
What language was spoken in the 1060s?
Depends. You did not say where. Different languages in different places.
Would you rather have a girlfriend or play sports?
welll im Bi so girlfriend but i do love sports but am kinda too lazy
Can you play two sports in the Olympics?
I believe you could! But it would be hard because you would have to train for both sports.
Was everyone allowed to play sports?
While I would say the majority of people in the world were allowed to play sports, I would imagine there were some that were not permitted to participate in sports due to political, religious or other reasons.
