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Ancient sports originated in Mesopotamia in the 4th millennium BC. Sports included horse racing, boxing, swimming, and running. The earliest known sports text from 1345 BC discussed training for horse-drawn carriage races in Mesopotamia. Ancient Egypt also had a variety of sports as evidenced by archaeological artifacts from tombs and temples depicting activities like field hockey, javelin throwing, handball, gymnastics, and fishing. On the island of Crete during the Bronze Age, artistic representations showed sports like bull jumping and combat sports. In ancient Greece, sport was an important part of education to develop excellence and honor. The first Olympic Games were held in 776 BC and were joined
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In ancient Greece, sports were seen as having educational benefits in Athens but were used for military training in Sparta. Sports in Minoan civilization from 3000-1500 BC were often part of religious rituals or spectacles. In Homer's works, athletic ability demonstrated a hero's virtue. Sports systems in Greek city-states from 800-400 BC helped develop physical and mental balance but were limited to noble families. The Olympics emerged as a religious celebration that excluded slaves, foreigners, and women. Romans saw sports as spectacles using slaves and gladiators, while their elite class disdained public participation. The 1936 Berlin Olympics aimed to prove Aryan racial superiority but an American athlete's wins undermined this goal. The Paralympic movement
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The ancient Olympic Games were a religious festival held every four years in Olympia, Greece to honor Zeus. Only free Greek men could compete in events like running, long jump, and wrestling. Winning athletes brought fame and honors to themselves and their home cities. Women could own horses in equestrian events but were otherwise banned from competing or attending. The Games grew from a one-day to a multi-day festival over time and remained the most prestigious athletic competition in ancient Greece.
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The ancient Olympic Games were a religious festival held every four years in Olympia, Greece to honor Zeus. Only free Greek men could compete in events like running, long jump, and wrestling. Winning athletes brought fame and honors to themselves and their home cities. Women could own horses in equestrian events but were otherwise banned from competing or attending. The Games grew from a one-day to a five-day festival over time and remained the most prestigious athletic competition in ancient Greece.
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Ancient Greece has some of the most significant history in the world. Athens is famous for symbolizing freedom, art, and democracy. In 1870, Heinrich Schliemann excavated a hill in northwest Turkey and believed he found the ancient city of Troy, finding arrowheads and evidence that the city was destroyed by fire. The Parthenon, built in the 5th century BC on the Acropolis in Athens, showcased the Greeks' architectural achievements with Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian columns, despite extensive damage over the centuries. Ancient Greece was known for important wars like the Battle of Marathon and the Sicilian War.
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The ancient Olympic Games were a religious festival held every four years in Olympia, Greece to honor Zeus. Only free Greek men could compete in athletic events like running, long jump, and wrestling. Winning athletes brought fame and honors to themselves and their hometowns. Over time, more events were added and the Games extended in duration. While women could not compete, their role expanded from merely spectating to occasionally owning chariot teams. The Olympics celebrated physical fitness and Greek culture while also becoming a point of nationalism, politics, and commercialism, as with modern Games.
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The ancient Olympics were held every four years in Olympia, Greece in honor of Zeus. Only free Greek men could compete in events like running, long jump, and wrestling. Winning athletes brought fame and honors to themselves and their home cities. Over time, more events and more days were added to the Games. Women could not compete but could own teams in equestrian events. The Olympics were part of a religious festival with sacrifices and crowning of olive wreath winners.
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The ancient Olympics differed from the modern Games in several ways. Only free Greek men could compete, and the Games were always held in Olympia rather than different sites. However, like today, winning athletes brought fame and prestige to their home cities. Over time, the Games grew from one to five days. They were part of a religious festival held in honor of Zeus, with sacrifices and prayers to the gods. A variety of athletic events were featured, including running, long jump, wrestling, boxing, and chariot races. The Olympics were a major event that brought visitors from all over Greece to Olympia.
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The document summarizes key aspects of the ancient Olympic Games held in Greece. It describes how the Games originated as a religious festival honoring Zeus and involved sacrifices. It provides details on the events like running, long jump, and wrestling. It discusses how the Games were open to free Greek men and winners received olive crowns and honors. It also notes how the Olympics brought many visitors and merchants to Olympia to observe the athletic competitions and religious ceremonies.
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The Greek civilization flourished in Greece more than 2000 years ago between 1200 BCE to 323 BCE. Key figures included Aristotle, Socrates, Plato, and Pericles. Major events included the Greco-Persian Wars and Peloponnesian War. Athens and Sparta were the most powerful city-states, with Athens known for its culture and democracy, and Sparta focused on military training. Greek achievements included advances in philosophy, science, architecture, literature, and the establishment of democratic forms of government, laying the foundations of Western civilization.
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The ancient Olympics differed from the modern Games in several key ways: only free Greek men could compete, the Games were always held in Olympia rather than moving locations, and they were embedded within a religious festival honoring Zeus. The Olympics grew from a one-day event to five days over time. Women could not compete but could own winning chariot teams. Athletics were an important part of education, and victors won fame for themselves and their cities. The Olympics brought huge numbers of spectators to experience religious ceremonies, cultural performances, and celebrate athletic victories.
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The ancient Olympics were held every four years at Olympia in Greece to honor Zeus. Only free Greek men could compete in events like running, long jump, wrestling, and chariot racing. Winning athletes brought fame to themselves and their hometowns. Over time, the Games grew from one to five days. They were part of a religious festival with sacrifices to Zeus. While promoting athleticism and Greek unity, the Olympics also saw conflicts between ideals and commercialism, as with modern Games.
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The ancient Olympics differed from the modern games in several key ways. Only free Greek men could compete, and the games were always held in Olympia rather than moving to different locations. Initially a one-day event, the Olympics grew to five days. Like today, winning athletes brought fame to their home cities. The ancient games were part of a religious festival honoring Zeus, with sacrifices and prayers for victory. Running, jumping, throwing, wrestling, boxing and chariot racing events were held. Only men competed, though women could own chariot teams. The Olympics were a major event that brought Greeks together and celebrated athletic skill.
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The ancient Olympics differed from the modern games in several key ways. Only free Greek men could compete, and the games were always held in Olympia rather than moving to different locations. Initially a one-day event, the Olympics grew to five days. Like today, winning athletes brought fame to their home cities. Women could not compete but could own teams. The games were part of a religious festival honoring Zeus. Athletics were important in Greek society and training was taken seriously. Victors received olive crowns and honors, while rule-breakers faced fines. Large crowds attended the festival at Olympia which included various cultural events.
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The ancient Olympics were held every four years in Olympia, Greece in honor of Zeus. Only free Greek men could compete in events like running, long jump, and wrestling. Women could own horses and chariots but not compete personally. Winning athletes brought fame to themselves and their hometowns. The Olympics were part of a religious festival with sacrifices and prayers. They included cultural activities and celebrations along with the athletic competitions.
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Sports&soc ses 02 ancient sport
- 1. Ancient sport history Ses 02 Sports & Society in Spain & Catalonia Xavier Carmaniu Mainadé
- 2. Brief organization Prehistorical: (2 millions – 4000 BC) Ancient Period: (4000 aC – 476 BC) Medieval Period: (476 – 1492) Modern Period: (1492 – 1789) Contemporary Period:(1789 – …)
- 3. Mesopotamia
- 4. Prosperous region due to Tigris & Eufrates. 3400 BC writing appeared (urban context): Clay pieces (cuniform scripture). There’s little information about sport: Clay pieces. Inscriptions in stones. Sculptures. Figurines (terracotta (pottery and metal). Clay piece
- 5. Kikkuli: the first text about sport Kikkuli (1345 BC): about training horse carriage races. Popular sport until 1453 (the fall of Constantinople). Horses were a weapon in the war (paramilitary sport) (no saddle, no stirrups). Other Mesopotamian sports: Boxing. Swimming. Running. Fighting.
- 7. Egypt
- 8. Parallel civilization to Mesopotamia. 3000 BC scripture emerged. Nile was the center of civilization (cultural, economic prosperity). Sofisticated society, therefore there is a lot of information about sports. They had various types of sports.
- 9. Sources of information Archaelogichal excavations. Tomb of Tutankhamun. Combat carriages Arches harpoons hooks Information with paintings found in temples, in pyramids… Alson inscriptions in stones, papyrus… Objetos tumba Tutankamon
- 11. The fight There is a lot of artistic representation. ¿Only for entertainment, rituals, or for military training…?
- 14. Crete
- 16. Crete, the possible origin of greek sport Cronologically: Bronze Age (1800 BC – 700BC). “Odyssey” Homer: The phaecians could identify themselves as citizens of Crete. They were sports fans. But archaelogycal remains couldn’t connect Crete and greek sport.
- 17. The game of the bull A lot of artistic representations. We have little information about its function and objective. There are religious interpretations (fertility rituals, for instance). They took place on the patio of the palace (Palace of Cnosos). Its difficult to know who jumped off the bull (priests, young men...?)
- 18. Other sports Many artistic representations (above all in Hagia Triada) combat sports (boxing, fighting). Images of children Boxing sport. Others: Hunting, fishing, dancing.
- 20. Keep in mind Sport is part of education Basic concepts of greek civilization: Paideia (not translation): education + cultural ideals + literature. Areté ("aristos", the best): values associated with warriors + loyalty + honor. In war but also in sport. Atention: a difference exists between sport and playing Sport: part of education. Playing: entertaintment.
- 22. Two different models Sparta Athens Education is just to be prepared for war. Physical exercice: 8-30 years old. Learning to suffer, and dealing with pain. Exercices in Dromos (a place to run) and Palestra (a place to fight). Women were also trained (fighting, discus y javaline) strong women would have strong children. Education not mandated, but children went to school. Rich children study longer than poor children. Wealthy children participated in equestrianism. Children went to school in the teacher house. In each school there was a palestra. Physical education started at age 14. Athletic competitions and music to honour and celebrate the dead. Training in palestra: jumping, discus, javaline, fighting, boxing, pankration.
- 23. Athens Sparta
- 25. The origins The core idea of greek sport. 776 BC firts Olympic Games (before there were similar competitions: archeological evidence from Xth BC). The reasons for starting the Olympic Games: To remember the dead (funeral games, very popular in Greece). They loved playing and competition.
- 26. THE OLYMPICS WERE NOT THE ONLY GAMES Pythian G.(Delphos): honor Apollo (from 582 BC). Isthmian (Corinth): honor Poseidon (from 582 BC). Nemean (Arglida): summers of 2n and 4th year of every OOGG (from 573 BC).
- 28. Sport has religious origin but evolved to be entertaintment. Popular “sports”: Carriage races. Gladiator fights. Politicians and the emperor paid for the events. Objetive: distract the people (“bread and circus”).
- 29. The Colosseum of Rome
- 30. Gladiator Fights
Editor's Notes
- SUMA = SUM MEZCLA = BLEND, MIX
- SUBMERGE UNDER WATER IF THEY SURVIVE THEY WOULD BE COME SOLDIERS “ORGANAIS”