PENTATHLON

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PENTATHLON
DISCUS JUMP JAVELINRUNNING WRESTLING
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The Modern Pentathlon
Shooting Fencing Swimming Riding Cross-country
running
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Discos
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What does this image tell you? What questions
does it raise?
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DiscusGreek (Southern Italy) c. 500 B.C.Bronze
Diam 2,3 cmAS Inv. No. VI 2889 VIENNA
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Philadelphia MS403 Side B view from centerThe
University Museum, University of Pennsylvania
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Boston 01.8020Tondo discus throwerPhotograph
courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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AKON (JAVELIN)
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Boston 98.876Side A athletesFrom Caskey
Beazley, plate XXXVII. Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston.
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Harvard 1977.216.2244Side B youth with javelin,
from the waist upHarvard University Art Museums
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HALMA (JUMP)
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HALTERES
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Halteres from Isthmia
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Akmatidas the Laekedaimonian made this votive
offering for his victory. He won the pentathlon
without dust (akoniti).
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Philadelphia MS2444Side A diskos bag and
halteres above wrestlers University of
Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and
Anthropology
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