r/Archeology
576k members
r/Archeology is a subreddit with 576k members. The community frequently discusses found, ancient, archaeology, archaeological, and artifact, and the most common flair used is news 📰, look at this :redditgold:, sharing research 🔬, and question :snoo_thoughtful:.
This is a subreddit for all things archeology and history.
Popular Topics in r/Archeology
#1
Found
66 posts
#2
Ancient
51 posts
#3
Archaeology
39 posts
#4
Archaeological
32 posts
#5
Artifact
31 posts
#6
Discovery
29 posts
#7
Artifacts
18 posts
#8
Tool
16 posts
#9
Egypt
11 posts
#10
Stone
11 posts
Flair Used in r/Archeology
#1
News 📰
: "Unknown Indo-European language discovered in ancient city of Hattusa, "Language of the Land of Kalasama" as per the text itself"
1 post
#2
Look at this :redditgold:
: "Paleoindian campfire built on a stratum of small flood gravels in Brushy Creek in Texas. Credit to David Calame's team!"
1 post
#3
Sharing Research 🔬
: "Discussion Thread for Earnest Academic Attempts to Expose Small Mysteries / Inconsistencies"
1 post
#4
Question :snoo_thoughtful:
: "Help identifying Maker Mark/Pattern mark"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Archeology
Yearly
+22k members(3.9%)
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Last updated: August 7, 2026