The Panathenaic Games were a series of athletic competitions held in ancient Athens every four years. They celebrated the birthday of the goddess Athena, the city's patron deity. Athletes from various Greek city-states competed in events like running, wrestling, and chariot racing, showcasing their skills and strength. The games were not only a test of physical prowess but also a way to honor Athena and unite the Greek people. In addition to sports, the Panathenaic Games featured cultural events, including music and poetry contests. Winners received prestigious prizes, such as large amphorae filled with olive oil, symbolizing their achievements. The games played a vital role in promoting Athenian identity and fostering a sense of community among the