Video: When did the ancient Olympics start

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Olympics are now over, but we can still learn about the ancient tradition that inspired our modern competitions. The ancient Olympics were a ...

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Here's a history lesson on the Olympic Games and how they got their start. Read more: When did the Olympics start? How the modern Summer and ...

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This week on Christories, we're talking about the THE OLYMPICS! The Olympic Games originated in ancient Greece nearly 3000 years ago and ...

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The ancient Greek Olympics, originating in 776 B.C. in Olympia, were a series of athletic competitions held every four years to honor the ...

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Step back in time to explore the rich history of the original Olympic Games at the archaeological site of ancient Olympia, Greece.

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... ancient Olympic Games Ancient Olympics - Five important facts | Verbis Latinis | Latin Simple. ... Who were the GOATs of the ancient Olympics? The ...

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The history of the OLYMPIC GAMES starts in Greece no later than 776 BC and probably earlier, but no one is quite sure how they came about.

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The Olympics that we know and love today trace their roots to ancient times, as far back as 776 B.C. in Olympia, ...

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Originally the Olympics took place in Olympia every 4 years on the occasion of the most important festival in all of ancient Greece, the one ...

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Philly Live's Aunyea Lachelle takes a trip to the Penn Museum to learn about the connections between the modern Olympic Games and the ancient ...

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