I dont know what do ya think
good its not bad
The Ancient Greeks did not use the scientific method, it was not invented until modern times.
In order to throw a snowball as hard as you can and it come back to you, you must throw the snowball straight up into the air.
because
As the Greeks studied science, how did it begin to change their relationship to their religion and to their gods?
Greeks
That had to use gone off food to throw at the actors if they were bad.
the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done the ancient Greeks thought that the gods were punishing them for bad things they have done
Who said the Trojans where bad? That's subjective. Some would say the Greeks where bad.
if they did it was very rare. some people believed that the actors were gods in the forms of humans (they thought that was why the actors were so good, because they were gods) so only the foolish people who had no fear of the "gods" would throw items at the actors. does that help?
by throwing throwing javelins
The sport of the discus throw dates back to the ancient Greeks and the first Olympics circa 776BC.
It is the Trojan War
No. That was a Roman tradition.
Yes, the ancient Greeks included the javelin throw as part of their athletic competitions, particularly in the context of the ancient Olympic Games. The event was known as "javelin" or "dart" (akontion in Greek) and involved athletes throwing a spear-like implement for distance. It was one of the events in the pentathlon, which also included running, long jump, discus throw, and wrestling. The javelin throw showcased both skill and strength, reflecting the Greeks' appreciation for athletic prowess.
to do with bad luck
very bad it was horabole