Athens 2004/Assets

==Mascots==
	
The Olympic mascots were revealed to the public on 4 April 2002. The mascots' names were taken from two Olympian Gods: Athena goddess of wisdom and patron to the city of Athens, and Phevos, the Olympian god of light and music, known as Apollo. These two mascots became part of everyday Greek life, and were popular with Greek children and adults. The Paralympic mascot was named Proteas and was introduced on 18 September 2003. representing the nature of the competitions and the athletes’ constant goal of achieving excellency, all three mascots were designed by Spyros Gogos.
AthenaPhevosDiving.png|Diving
AthenaPhevosJudo.png|Judo
AthenaPhevosRowing.png|Rowing
AthenaPhevosWeightlifting.png|Weightlifting
AthenaPhevosWrestling.png|Wrestling
AthenaPhevosSynchronizedSwimming.png|Synchronized Swimming
===Athena===
AthenaArchery.png|Archery
AthenaAthletics.png|Athletics
AthenaBadminton.png|Badminton
AthenaCycling.png|Cycling
AthenaFencing.png|Fencing
AthenaRhytmicGymnastics.png|Rhytmic Gymnastics
AthenaModernPentathlon.png|Modern Pentathlon
AthenaSailing.png|Sailing
AthenaShooting.png|Shooting
AthenaSoftball.png|Softball
AthenaTaekwondo.png|Taekwondo
AthenaTennis.png|Tennis
AthenaVolleyball.png|Volleyball
AthenaBeachVolleyball.png|Beach Volleyball
AtenaWaving.png|Waving
===Phevos===
PhevosBaseball.png|Baseball
PhevosBoxing.png|Boxing
PhevosBasketball.png|Basketball
PhevosCanoeingSlalom.png|Canoeing Slalom
PhevosEquestrian.png|Equestrian
PhevosFootball.png|Football
PhevosArtisticGynmastics.png|Artistic Gymnastics
PhevosHandball.png|Handball
PhevosHockey.png|Hockey
PhevosSwimming.png|Swimming
PhevosWaterPolo.png|Water Polo
PhevosWaving.png|Waving
===Proteas===
ProteasTorch.png|Paralympic Torch Relay
ProteasSummer.png|Summer
ProteasSwimming.png|Swimming
ProteasSailing.png|Sailing
ProteasSoccer.png|Soccer
Category:Olympics
Category:Paralympics
Category:2004
Category:Athens
Category:Greece