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The document summarizes various sports and entertainment activities in ancient Egypt, including ball games similar to handball, wrestling, archery, javelin throwing, chariot racing, swimming, hockey, handball, and a primitive form of bowling. Ancient Egyptians participated in wrestling with similar modern rules requiring three throws to win, though biting was forbidden. Archery used bows made of wood or animal horns with strings made of sinew or plants.
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The document summarizes various sports and entertainment activities in ancient Egypt, including ball games similar to handball, wrestling, archery, javelin throwing, chariot racing, swimming, hockey, handball, and a primitive form of bowling. Ancient Egyptians participated in wrestling with similar modern rules requiring three throws to win, though biting was forbidden. Archery used bows made of wood or animal horns with strings made of sinew or plants.
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Ancient Egyptians played many sports similar to modern sports, including various ball games, wrestling, boxing, javelin throwing, archery, chariot racing, and long distance running. Archery involved bows made of wood, animal horns, and animal sinew. Wrestling matches required opponents to throw each other to the ground 3 times to win and biting was prohibited. Swimming was a popular sport practiced in the Nile River and noble families' swimming pools. Egyptians also played a game similar to modern hockey using long palm branch bats and a ball made of compressed papyrus and leather.
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Ancient Mesopotamians enjoyed sports like hunting, boxing, wrestling, polo, and board games. Individual sports were often ritualistic, while seals and sculptures depict wrestling and boxing matches between real and mythical creatures. Texts also describe wrestlers, gymnasts and jugglers performing in temples. Little surviving evidence details Mesopotamian game rules, though one epic describes a human polo-like game. Ancient Egyptians participated in wrestling, throwing, archery, swimming, rowing, various ball games and foot races, as well as chariot racing. Sports were a form of entertainment and competition, with winners receiving money or large collars. Many Egyptian sports are still in the Olympics today.
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Cricket originated from stick and ball games played in England 500 years ago. Bats were originally shaped like hockey sticks to curve outwards and help make contact with the ball when it was bowled along the ground. One peculiarity of cricket is that test matches can last 5 days and still end in a draw, unlike other team sports. While the pitch length is specified as 22 yards, cricket does not define the size and shape of the playing area like other sports such as hockey and football. The first written laws of cricket were established in 1744 and specified equipment standards such as ball weight. The first cricket clubs were formed in the 1760s-1770s and bowling styles evolved, requiring batsmen to develop new skills
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Bowling
Bowling originated as early as 3200 BC in ancient Egypt, as evidenced by artifacts discovered in a child's grave that resembled bowling equipment. The basic equipment and objective of bowling - a bowling ball and shoes to knock down pins - has remained largely the same over millennia. A standard bowling game consists of 10 frames, where the bowler has two attempts per frame to knock down as many pins as possible, with the overall goal of achieving strikes.
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Ancient Egyptians played many sports similar to modern sports, including various ball games, wrestling, boxing, javelin throwing, archery, chariot racing, and long distance running. Archery involved bows made of wood, animal horns, and animal sinew. Wrestling matches required opponents to throw each other to the ground 3 times to win and biting was prohibited. Swimming was a popular sport practiced in the Nile River and noble families' swimming pools. Egyptians also played a game similar to modern hockey using long palm branch bats and a ball made of compressed papyrus and leather.
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Bowling
Bowling originated as early as 3200 BC in ancient Egypt, as evidenced by artifacts discovered in a child's grave that resembled bowling equipment. The basic equipment and objective of bowling - a bowling ball and shoes to knock down pins - has remained largely the same over millennia. A standard bowling game consists of 10 frames, where the bowler has two attempts per frame to knock down as many pins as possible, with the overall goal of achieving strikes.
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Badminton is a racquet sport that can be played singles or doubles. Players score points by hitting a shuttlecock over the net and into their opponent's side of the court using their racquet. The rally ends when the shuttlecock hits the ground and it can only be hit once by each side before going over the net. Badminton originated from ancient Greece and was brought to England from India in the 1860s where it became a popular upper-class pastime. The equipment used includes lightweight racquets, feathered shuttlecocks, and lightweight shoes with grippy soles.
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Hockey has been played in various forms throughout history by many cultures. The first documented use of the word "hockey" was in 1773, though games played with sticks and balls date back thousands of years in Egypt, Ireland, Ancient Greece, and Inner Mongolia. Most early evidence of hockey-like games comes from legislation concerning sports. The origin of the word "hockey" itself is unknown, but may come from an old French word or from the cork bungs that replaced wooden balls in the 18th century.
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- In the 1896 Olympics, there were no female competitors.
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Hockey is a family of sports that involves maneuvering a ball or puck into the opponent's goal using a stick. Games involving curved sticks and projectiles date back 4000 years in Egypt, 1272 BC in Ireland, and 600 BC in Greece. In the Middle Ages, legislation was passed banning certain ball games like hockey. By the 19th century, various forms of historic games differentiated into the individual sports defined today like field hockey and ice hockey, with organizations forming to set rules and regulations and manage competition both domestically and internationally. There are several main types of hockey played today including field, ice, roller, sledge, and street hockey.
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Sport refers to competitive physical activities and games. Some common sports described in the document include cricket, football, table tennis, hockey, and squash. Cricket involves two teams of 11 players using bats to hit a ball, while football involves kicking a ball into a goal. Table tennis is similar to tennis but played on a smaller scale over a table. Hockey involves players using sticks to maneuver a ball or puck into a goal. Squash originated as a variation of rackets where players hit a squeezable ball against walls in an enclosed court.
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