The Archaeopolis Collection · 09
Athletic Culture Pankration & embodied interpretation Physical culture is interpreted through controlled demonstration, movement and historically framed participation rather than static display alone.
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The archive, opened. This gallery presents selected views from the working collection. Availability, historical context, materials and production suitability are confirmed individually for each enquiry.
001 Pankration demonstration opening stance Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 002 Pankration grappling demonstration Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 003 Pankration demonstration conclusion Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 004 Pankration hand-fighting opening exchange Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 005 Controlled pankration grappling lift Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 006 Pankration demonstration conclusion Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 007 Interpreters entering the athletic arena Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 008 Standing pankration grapple Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 009 Procession across the ancient-games arena Client: Archaeopolis · Project: Working Collection · Location: Greece · Year: undated archive · Stage: athletic-culture 01 Armour02 Helmets03 Shields04 Weapons & Protection05 Masks & Performance06 Music & Instruments07 Costume & Character08 Living History09 Athletic Culture10 Ships & Maritime Life11 Sets & Environments12 Dance, Women & Ritual13 Ceramics & Pottery