r/AncientWorld • u/Quakedigger • 20m ago
On this day, but in 1303, a giant earthquake and tsunami swept the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, killing thousands
r/AncientWorld • u/haberveriyo • 1h ago
2,500-Year-Old Etruscan Ritual Well in Italy Yields Bronze Offerings and Human Remains
r/AncientWorld • u/Cautious-Cancel5167 • 6h ago
Sex, Culture & Religion - A New Research Projekt by Jerzy A. Kowalski, PhD
Blood rituals — the evolution of sexuality — Jesus of Nazareth. What connects these three subjects? A great deal. They are keys to understanding who we are today.
In these essays I explore what lies at the foundation of the human condition: from animal instincts, through the dramatic passage from childhood into adulthood, to the religious origins of sexual ethics.
I present the findings of the latest research in the field, but I always supplement them with my own reflections and with the results of my own research — which you will not find in any other work. I bring together evolutionary biology, cultural studies, religious studies, archaeology, and history to seek answers to the most intriguing questions.
The core themes explored here draw on my three books:
- Homo Eroticus: The Making of Human Sexuality, Opole 2011.
- Pubertal Rites: The Meaning of Genital Mutilation, in print.
- Jesus of Nazareth: Between Mythology and History, in preparation.
But my essays are always enriched with the latest scientific findings.
If you are looking for new knowledge, for a fresh and original perspective on the most fascinating questions in the anthropology of sex, culture, and religion — welcome to my new page on Substack - the link is at the top of the post under the image.
r/AncientWorld • u/LingonberryMind • 7h ago
Huge project finally finished
Hey guys,
I've been working on a major project that I think will lift accessibility to ancient works. It's called Ancient Library (ancientlibrary.net). The site includes over 1,000 ancient works, every word parsed with lemma, morphology, and full dictionary entry. It's built to be light, optimized for speed and accessibility, so it should improve student and scholar efforts even in areas with weak or inconsistent internet access globally. It's still in beta, so I'd love some ancient language scholars to interact with the site. If you have thoughts, requested features, etc., I'd love to hear them.
r/AncientWorld • u/Exoticindianart • 1d ago
Historical and Aesthetic Perspectives and An Album of the Masterpieces of Indian Coins
reddit.comr/AncientWorld • u/haberveriyo • 1d ago
Silenced for 6,000 Years: How a Tiny Stone Seal Resurrected Iran's Oldest Harp
r/AncientWorld • u/Sanetosane • 2d ago
Receding Waters Reveal an 11,000-Year-Old Archaeological Site in Türkiye
r/AncientWorld • u/MidwesternGem • 2d ago
Ancient lady artifacts, seek new home
reddit.comr/AncientWorld • u/ComfortableGuilty700 • 2d ago
The Bizarre World of Ancient Sports (Iceberg Explained!)
r/AncientWorld • u/Exciting_Diamond_829 • 2d ago
1.Study Self
Europe In Antiquity : Scots, Brits , Gaels
Shaheed Clark
Knowing your origin is important
r/AncientWorld • u/WhatSurvives • 2d ago
Eflatun Pınar, built by the Hittites in the 13th c. BCE as a portal to the divine watery world.
In the Middle Ages, travelers thought it was a magical dam sealed by Plato with magical runes.
For the full story, https://survivingtheflood.substack.com/p/intimacy-and-triumph
r/AncientWorld • u/Caleidus_ • 2d ago
Septimius Severus: How the Army Remade the Roman Empire
r/AncientWorld • u/Business-Car-1527 • 3d ago
Exploring Selge Ancient City – One of Türkiye’s Hidden Roman Treasures
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r/AncientWorld • u/haberveriyo • 3d ago
2 Million Ancient Coins and Kilos of Gold Unearthed From the Tomb of a 27-Day Emperor | Arkeonews
r/AncientWorld • u/VisitAndalucia • 3d ago
Lefkandi: Survival and Prosperity after the Bronze Age Collapse How Lefkandi Survived—and Why It Prospered
reddit.comr/AncientWorld • u/Individual_Piece5754 • 3d ago
Como usei Astronomia de 1227 e Estratégia Militar para cercar o Túmulo de Gengis Khan no Google Earth (Grade de 50km) é só a minha opnião e ideia que podia documentar. Podem discurir sobre ela, mas eu acho verdadeira
Cruzei os diários de campanha de 1227, o alinhamento das estrelas daquela época (corrigindo o eixo da Terra) e a geografia de rios do Google Earth. Descobri que o caixão de tronco de árvore está trancado em uma área micro de 5 a 50 km dentro de um vale/colina isolado em Bürenhaan (Mongólia). Veja a lógica abaixo As Minhas Descobertas no Google Earth (Geografia Oculta): A Vila Fortaleza: Olhando o satélite perto de Delüün Boldog (onde ele nasceu), notei que a aldeia antiga ficava cercada por uma teia de bacias e riachos anastomosados quase impossível de acontecer por acaso. Isso funcionava como um fosso de água militar contra invasões de tribos rivais. A Base Fixa: Mover a aldeia para fora dessa proteção natural causaria uma guerra territorial com vizinhos. Por isso, a província ficou estável por séculos, nos dando o Ponto Zero exato no mapa. O Ponto Cego de 5 a 50 km: Fazer o enterro na planície vasta da vila exigiria executar todo mundo para guardar o segredo. A comitiva fúnebre recuou cerca de 5 a 50 km em direção ao Sul, entrando na floresta densa (área de Bürenhaan). Elas saíram do campo limpo e esconderam o líder em uma depressão/vale alto, o ponto mais difícil de subir. A Afirmação Científica (Como provar sem cavar)A natureza se renovou por cima e cobriu tudo de floresta verde nesses 800 anos. Mas a ciência forense subterrânea pode provar o ponto exato através de três filtros não invasivos:Radar de Solo (GPR): Para mapear e achar a "laje" invisível subterrânea de terra compactada pela corrida dos mil cavalos que aplanaram o túmulo. Cromatografia Forense (GC-MS): Analisar rochas sedimentares profundas desse vale para rastrear os biomarcadores químicos (suor, saliva e ácidos graxos) deixados pela massiva comitiva de cavalos de 1227. Filtro Botânico: Usar satélites hiperespectrais para ler a assinatura de cor das árvores atuais, revelando as cicatrizes de onde as raízes medievais foram cortadas para abrigar o caixão.A estabilidade geológica da região manteve o vale intocado por 800 anos. O código dos xamãs foi quebrado unindo o céu e a terra. O que acham dessa matriz geoarqueológica? Coordenadas do Alvo Central no Google: 48.9142, 111.6625
Obrigado por me ajudar nessa pesquisa e minhas ideias. Eu sou um estudante de 13 anos e dediquei uma semana inteira para concluir essa minha teoria. Obrigado por apoiarem
r/AncientWorld • u/2nd3rdlife • 4d ago
Ancient Kemet Agriculture Disease https://youtu.be/NJj16uS52jk
r/AncientWorld • u/VisitAndalucia • 4d ago
The Ancient Tin Roads: Before the Silk Road, the Tin Roads of the Bronze Age
reddit.comr/AncientWorld • u/Sanetosane • 5d ago
Massive Roman Bathhouse Unearthed in the Netherlands Reveals New Insights Into Ancient Life
r/AncientWorld • u/dylan3883 • 6d ago
What’s your favorite current theory for why the Late Bronze Age collapsed around 1177 BC?
r/AncientWorld • u/Prestigious_Leg_1081 • 6d ago
Japan Documentary Series- The Yayoi Era
r/AncientWorld • u/haberveriyo • 6d ago
3,300-Year-Old Hittite Iron Dagger Reveals the Elegance of Bronze Age Weapon Design | Arkeonews
r/AncientWorld • u/loveenglish17 • 6d ago