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by the greek team

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Victorious athlete: The Vaison Daidoumenos

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Victorious athlete: The Vaison Daidoumenos

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by Elefteria, Greece

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Victorious athlete: The Vaison Daidoumenos

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Winners in the ancient Olympics were allowed to set up statues of themselves at Olympia. If they won three times they could set up specially commissioned portrait statues which could cost up to ten times the average yearly wage. British Museum curator Judith Swaddling describes the Daidoumenos

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Sprinter on a vase from Rhodes and a bronze running girl

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Sprinter on a vase from Rhodes and a bronze running girl

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By Elefteria,Greece

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ancient olympic games (literature subject)

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Sprinter on a vase from Rhodes and a bronze running girl

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The greatest Olympic runner of all was Leonidas of Rhodes who won all three running events at each of the four successive Olympiads between 164 and 152 BC. Women competed in foot races at Olympia, but these were not part of the Olympic Games. British Museum curator Judith Swaddling describes the runners.

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Elefteria,Greece

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Carros de Carreras y Coche de Policía | Dibujos

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Chariot-racing was the only Olympic sport in which women could take part, as owners of teams of horses. Kyniska, a princess of Sparta, was the first woman to win the Olympic crown in this sport. British Museum curator Judith Swaddling describes the amphora.

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by Elefteria, Greece

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The long jump was the only type of jumping contest in the ancient Olympics. It differed vitally from our long jump in that athletes used pairs of weights or halteres, swung forward on take-off and back just before landing, probably as a handicap. British Museum curator Judith Swaddling describes the amphora.

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by Ektor Gialopsos, Greece

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Olympic winners from all around the world except Greece

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by Ektor Gialopsos,Greece

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Olympic winners from Greece  . Young and old.

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Turkish Museum of Olympic Games, Sport and Art

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Turkish Museum of Olympic Games, Sport and Art

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by Cem Mutlu

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Turkish Museum of Olympic Games, Sport and Art

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