1. PENTATHLON DISCUS JUMP JAVELIN RUNNING WRESTLING

3. The Modern Pentathlon Shooting Fencing Swimming Riding Cross-country running

4. Discos

5. What does this image tell you? What questions does it raise?

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12. Discus Greek (Southern Italy) c. 500 B.C. Bronze Diam: 2,3 cm AS Inv. No. VI 2889 VIENNA

15. Philadelphia MS403: Side B: view from center The University Museum, University of Pennsylvania

17. Boston 01.8020 Tondo: discus thrower Photograph courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

24. AKON (JAVELIN)

25. Boston 98.876 Side A: athletes From Caskey & Beazley, plate XXXVII. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

26. Harvard 1977.216.2244 Side B: youth with javelin, from the waist up Harvard University Art Museums

38. HALMA (JUMP)

41. HALTERES

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44. Halteres from Isthmia

46. Akmatidas the Laekedaimonian made this votive offering for his victory. He won the pentathlon without dust (akoniti).

58. Philadelphia MS2444 Side A: diskos bag and halteres above wrestlers University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology