The simple answer to the question: How did ancient people move and stack giant blocks? With the solution above, one person could, in theory, do this given enough time.

r/AncientCivilizations: This subreddit is about the past civilizations that walked the earth. Just as us, they also altered their environments to…

Here's a sneak peek of r/HistoryoftheWorld using the top posts of all time! #1: Ancient Rome, the most infamous ancient civilization of all time. #2: What is your favorite ancient language? | 5 comments #3: …

The coin posts frequently placed here have little to do with ancient history and have not encouraged the discussion of that ancient history; their primary purpose appears to be conspicuous consumption.

r/Ancientknowledge: Current articles, pictures, and other links regarding ancient cultures and civilizations with emphasis on up-to-date archaeology…

Racist comments will result in an immediate ban. No questions Ancient history covers all continents inhabited by humans in the period 3000 BCE – 750 CE. Dates flexible.

For a while there, they were civilization in Europe and the Near East, and most everybody else just clustered around them in their sphere of influence- from the Nile delta to the Indus valley, with a good …

I like to learn about ancient cultures whose art I find especially striking, so for the last year and a half or so I've been reading about Mesoamerican civilizations like the Olmecs, Aztecs, Teotihuacanos, and …

It's important to have glimpses like this one to get a feel for how advanced one civilization was, or what was going on in the world that might have affected another civilization.

Dec 4, 2019 · All dates are approximate, but cross referenced with sites like Wikipedia, Brittanica, and Ancient History Encyclopedia... Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!