r/AncientCivilizations is a subreddit with 302k members. The community frequently discusses archaeology, ancient civilizations, history, egypt, and artifacts, and the most common flair used is india, china, egypt, asia, and roman.
A Place For Ancient History Lovers
Popular Topics in r/AncientCivilizations
#1
Archaeology
67 posts
#2
Ancient Civilizations
54 posts
#3
History
54 posts
#4
Egypt
38 posts
#5
Artifacts
27 posts
#6
Ancient Egypt
26 posts
#7
Ancient
25 posts
#8
Architecture
18 posts
#9
Roman Empire
15 posts
#10
Roman
15 posts
Flair Used in r/AncientCivilizations
#1
India
: "1,800-year-old Kushan-era red sandstone Yakshi (nature goddess) relief from Mathura, India"
13 posts
#2
China
: "Funerary model of a pig sty. China, Han dynasty, 2nd century BC [2020x1900]"
13 posts
#3
Egypt
: "The 3,000-year-old golden sandals and toe sheaths discovered in Tutankhamun's tomb"
9 posts
#4
Asia
: "A Grecco Buddhist statue of seated Buddha from Gandhara sculpted in 100-200 Ad"
9 posts
#5
Roman
: "A Roman terracotta dormouse jar (glirarium) found in the Bay of Naples area"
8 posts
#6
Greek
: "(CH.2: The Iliad): "Book 3: The Duel for Helen", Illustrated by me"
8 posts
#7
Europe
: "The recently stolen Villena Treasure"
7 posts
#8
Africa
: "Women in ancient Egypt having their hair done"
7 posts
#9
Mesopotamia
: "Ancient History for People Who Don't Remember It — Part 5: Babylon and Hammurabi, an eye for an eye"
5 posts
#10
Other
: "The Hurrian Hymn,the oldest notated music in the world."
4 posts
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Last updated: September 7, 2026