File:The Akmatidas Haltere.jpg
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English: In Ancient Greek history, halteres were primarily used by Greek athletes as weights used to propel athletes in jumping events during the Ancient Olympic Games. Halteres also served as weights used for weight training. |
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| Author | Egisto Sani |
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