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r/ancientrome is a subreddit with 269k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
Discussion of Roman civilization, encompassing the period from the founding of the city of Rome in the 8th century BC to the collapse of the Western Roman Empire ending 480AD.
Popular Themes in r/ancientrome
#1
Solution Requests
: "I found this ring online for sale they are claiming it is from around 100AD and belongs to LEG IX Hispania, does it look authentic? Its going for $300"
2 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Is the city of Rome in a good natural defensive position? If not, is it why the Late Roman Empire often changed its capital location? Which other Italian cities are in more natural defensive positions?"
2 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Nothing makes me hate Rome more than reading about the tragic life of Hannibal."
1 post
#4
Ideas
: "I'm building a game where you abduct humans from across history to imprison them in a Martian theme park, and I just had to include an Roman-themed exhibit. What do you think?"
1 post
#5
Opportunities
: "If everything had gone well for the Roman Empire and Majorian had restored stability to the Empire"
1 post
#6
News
: "1,800-Year-Old Roman Water Distribution System Unearthed at Zerzevan Castle in Türkiye"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/ancientrome
#1
Ancient Rome
: "AI meets Ancient Rome: Warwick ancient historian tests DeepMind’s transformative new model"
67 posts
#2
Rome
: "Rome wasn't built in a day but who were the true Romans after it felt?"
27 posts
#3
Roman Empire
: "Administrative Dioceses of the Roman Empire in 395 CE with Proconsular Provinces Highlighted"
22 posts
#4
History
: "the ancient city of Madour, in Souk Ahras Algeria, once stood Africa’s oldest known university a renowned center of Roman and Numidian learning. Among its most famous students were Saint Augustine (born in Souk Ahras) and Apuleius, author of The Golden Ass, considered the first novel in History."
13 posts
#5
Caesar
: "Julius Caesar triumph with slave whispering "memento mori" (pigeonduckthing)"
12 posts
#6
Roman
: "Rome wasn't built in a day but who were the true Romans after it felt?"
9 posts
#7
Roman Ruins
: "《An open air museum》 I went for a swim in this place, and was fascinated by its beauty and charm, they just call it "The Roman Ruins." i only left withquestions in my mind what is this place and what it used to be, no name, no information that's so sad"
9 posts
#8
Roman Art
: "Porphyry Sculpture of the Tetrarchs, on a random corner of St Marks Square in Venice"
8 posts
#9
Emperor
: "Rome wasn't built in a day but who were the true Romans after it felt?"
7 posts
#10
Pompeii
: "A road in Pompeii, built before AD 79, the small white stones reflected moonlight, making it easier to see at night."
7 posts
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