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r/ArchaeologyZone is a subreddit with 7k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is medium in size.
Archaeology is the study of the past by finding the remains left behind by people who lived in the past. Archaeologists try to work out what the remains mean. These can include old coins, tools, houses, and even people’s garbage.
To find the old remains, archaeologists often dig holes to find things that are buried. This is called fieldwork. Old things become buried over time because of things that happened later.
Popular Themes in r/ArchaeologyZone
#1
News
: "Sarcophagus Of King Ramses II’s Head Of Treasury Found In Saqqara, Giza"
59 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Help me date this china! Found partial stamp but not sure how old it could be! Believe it’s wedge wood fieldstone china maybe 1800s? Any help would be appreciated!"
5 posts
#3
Self-Promotion
: "Some more pictures from our recent explores : With underground_explorer_uk. For more mine exploration, see our YouTube channel, link in comment."
3 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "Head of Dept. at my school basically told me to give up and I’m crushed."
1 post
#5
Ideas
: "Fake it Till You Make it: ‘Divine’ Maya Kings Exaggerated their Greatness"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/ArchaeologyZone
#1
Archaeology
: "Bone tool found in Spain suggests prehistoric tailoring existed 40,000 years ago - Archaeology World News"
87 posts
#2
Ancient
: "Head of Dionysus, the Greek God of wine, music, riual madness and ecstasy, unearthed in the Ancient Greek city of Aizanoi, (today modern Turkey.) Dionysus was the only Olympian God who had a mortal parent. !!"
71 posts
#3
Discovery
: "Incredible Discovery: Amateur Detectorist Unearths Rare 1,700-Year-Old Roman Coin Collection -"
55 posts
#4
Discovered
: "Archeologists Discovered A 5,000-Year-Old Crystal Dagger Buried in Spain"
31 posts
#5
Found
: "Celtic woman Found buried inside a TREE ‘wearing fancy clothes and jewellery’ after 2,200 years"
29 posts
#6
Years
: "Stone Axes Unearthed in Oman Are More Than 300,000 Years Old"
24 posts
#7
Video
19 posts
#8
Old
: "The "Tollund Man" is a 2,400-year-Old marsh body and human sacrifice victim from the Iron Age, found at Bjældskovdal in Denmark. His body was so well preserved that even after 2,400 years, scientists could still take his fingerprints and determine what he had last eaten."
18 posts
#9
Uncovered
: "Egypt's First Complete Zodiac Uncovered in Temple of Esna, Luxor -"
13 posts
#10
Ancient Civilizations
: "Cerro Sechín: The creepiest place I’ve been"
13 posts
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