- Timeline of Sparta:
- c. 900 BCE: Sparta is founded.
- 706 BCE: Sparta founds the colony of Tarentum in Magna Graecia.
- c. 700 BCE: Sparta, Argos, and Paros hold the first documented musical competitions in Greece.
- c. 650 BCE: Sparta crushes Messenian revolt.
- 73 BCE - 71 BCE: Gladiator Spartacus leads a slave revolt in southern Italy.
- 72 BCE: Crixos, second in command under Spartacus, is killed.
- 71 BCE: Marcus Licinius Crassus crushes the Spartacus slave revolt in southern Italy12.
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- c. 900 BCE Sparta is founded.
- 706 BCE Sparta founds the colony of Tarentum in Magna Graecia.
- c. 700 BCE Sparta, Argos and Paros hold the first documented musical competitions in Greece.
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- 73 BCE - 71 BCE Gladiator Spartacus leads a slave revolt in southern Italy and wins several victories against the Roman army.
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