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Very. In one form it was often deadly (pankration = all power).
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How many types of wrestling were in the ancient greek Olympics?
too many
Ancient Greek living conditions?
The Ancient Greeks lived in very rough conditions if you can imagine
What were the 3 other major competitions than the ancient athletic games for the ancient Olympics?
they are around us every day... wrestling is a game that was held in greek Olympics
Where is ancient Greek from?
erm... Ancient Greek is from Ancient Greece :P
Who participated in the ancient Olympics?
Free men from all over the Greek world would participate. These were usually wealthier people, as the games took place during the Greek harvest, so peasants could rarely afford to compete.
What fight events are there in the ancient greek Olympics?
Want to know oh my name is Kyle okay Wrestling in the Ancient Greek Olympics
What was the ancient Greek art of wrestling called?
Pancrase
What fighting events are there in ancient greek Olympics?
Want to know oh my name is Kyle okay Wrestling in the Ancient Greek Olympics
How many types of wrestling were in the ancient greek Olympics?
too many
Ancient Greek living conditions?
The Ancient Greeks lived in very rough conditions if you can imagine
What were the 3 other major competitions than the ancient athletic games for the ancient Olympics?
they are around us every day... wrestling is a game that was held in greek Olympics
List 5 event that were in the first ancient Olympic games?
The ancient Greek Olympic sports were mostly throwing events like javlin. They also had running and long jump and high jump.
What sporting events were held at the ancient Greek Olympics?
They had: Horse Racing (Chariots) Discus Javelin Boxing Wrestling Sprints Gladiator
How was wrestling in the Ancient Greece different from today's wrestling?
they were naked wrestling back then
What ancient greek fighting games are there?
Boxing, wrestling, javelin throwing, and the most vicious, the pankration - 'all power' was a no hold barred fight.
Who gave gifts such as kites paper eyeglasses fireworks and yoyos?
Ancient Greek
Can you explain Pancrantium?
From Merriam Webster: "An ancient Greek athletic contest involving both boxing and wrestling." Apparently a "no rules - last man standing" fight.
