Links and resources for Olympia
Very useful overview, if somewhat dry. Authoritative. I've reviewed this elsewhere.
He discusses the various games and takes us through an typical game at Olympia. He looks at the secondary "money" games, the role of women, training, and other topics. 250 plus pages, many illustrations, mostly black and white.
A large format coffee table book, with good text. 400 plus pages, many illustrations.
The story of the rebirth of the games.
Autobiography of the woman who saved both the proposal for Greece to get the 2004 games and then saved the process of preparing the games themselves.
This is a guide in the Ekdotike Athenon series. Do not know if it has been recently updated, my copy is 2004.
From 2009, this is a more modern form of guide to the finds at the site. Focus on objects in the museum.