kin 1050 Flashcards
Hitties
2000-1500 BCE
Antolia & developed into greater powers to defy Egypt
Peace treaty on eqaulity
Power declined around BCE
Kikkuli
author ofchariot horse training
Way to prepare horses for war, but could be used for racing
Stickball
Translates to bat & ball
Gilgamesh is victorious & is carried around the town
Woman bring food to the players on the field
Archary
Used by pharoahs to show power
Motif was adopted by greeks
Archery with copper targetws was used to keep score/records
Persians were trained at the age of 15
Vedic
Organized on the basis of kin
Sanskrit ext
Warriors should no accept gifts from them, priests should always accept them
Yoga begins in late Vedic era
Rigveda
Writer in vedic culture
Four Vedas
Rig Veda
Sama Veda
Yajur Veda
Atharva Veda
Hindiusm
Major religious & cultural tradition of south asia deveoped from the verdic region
Musti-Yodda
fist fights in the Vedic culture
Early form of boxing
Sky chief
Cheif of he sky people
Protector of tree of light
Turtle Island
Original name of America given by the Native American settlers
Comes from dirt being put on the back
Heb-Sed
Jubillee festival of the pharoahs
King Tahara
Part of the Black Pharohs
Documented first ever foot race
Said the rule of authentic sport was under hsi rule but likely came earlier
Iliad
Greek epic poem (attributed to Homer) describing the Sage of troy
Sky Women
Fell down from the sky and created turtle insland
Gave birth to two daughters sapling and flint
Saping
Good twin
Birthed normally
holder of the heavens
flint
Evil twin
Born from his mother’s armpit, killing her
Creator’s Game
Lacross
First played by flint & sapling
Kush
Kingdom located ousth of egypt that was ruled by pharohs, King ahara
Home of the first ahtletic eventw e can be certain about
Odyssey
Greek epic poem (attributing to Homer)
Describing odysseys return from the Trojan wars
Edward Said
cultural critic
Examined orientism
Said orients helped detine europe
Pierre du Coubertain
Related to olympiceterium
Obssessed with olympic and greek sport
Eucentraonism
Dominance of Europeom cultural patterns
Greek Exeptionalism
Belief that greek & greek sport are superior to other cultures