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* Competitive combat [[tournament]]s |
* Competitive combat [[tournament]]s |
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* [[Falconry]] |
* [[Falconry]] |
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* Hound [[coursing]] |
* [[Hound]] [[coursing]] |
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* [[Hunting]] |
* [[Hunting]] |
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* [[Joust]] |
* [[Joust]] |
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* Tilting for rings |
* [[ring tilting|Tilting for rings]] |
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[[category:sports]] |
[[category:sports]] |
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Latest revision as of 14:19, 5 February 2010
In medieval times, sport referred to games measuring the physical or mental prowess of the competitors, human or animal. Sports were for the entertainment of the spectators and of the participants.
Period sports included:
- Competitive archery
- Competitive combat tournaments
- Falconry
- Hound coursing
- Hunting
- Joust
- Tilting for rings
