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Rules:
• no biting
• no holding of the private parts!
There were two types of wrestling:
•Orthia pale (standing up and proper wrestling), defeat occurred when they admitted defeat or opponent was thrown to the floor three times. The winner was called 'triakter'.
• Kato pale (ground wrestling), defeat occurred when right index finger was raised. The rules are no blows, no tripping, no biting or gouging.
Wrestling
Wrestling took place at a place called a 'keroma', it was made out of beeswax, mud.
In Ancient Greek Olympics to be a good wrestler you had to be strong, and stout.
There was no time limits.
For a fair fall you would have to throw them to the ground and and land on their hip, back, shoulder.
Wrestling was a event in the penthalon.
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Ancient Greece
By Tess
This Flowboard is about Ancient Greece, it include their daily life's, where Greece is, the Ancient Greek Olympics, mythical creatures and some of the Ancient Greece Gods and Goddesses.
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