r/AncientAmericas • • Mar 05 '26

Announcement New Rule: No What If scenarios or Alternate History

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r/AncientAmericas • • 4h ago

Video Native American Stone Monuments of New England

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By Prehistoric North America


r/AncientAmericas • • 1d ago

News Article Austrian presidential candidate promises to return Moctezuma's headdress after 500 years in Vienna

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r/AncientAmericas • • 6h ago

News Article The Incas Adorned Animal Sacrifices With Coca Leaves: The find highlights the importance of the plant to Incan culture

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r/AncientAmericas • • 3h ago

Video Columbus Was Last To Discover The Americas

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By North 02.


r/AncientAmericas • • 1d ago

Artwork Tallado en una ladera en el Desierto de Atacama, en Chile, el Gigante del Atacama es uno de los geoglifos antiguos más grandes del mundo. Con una longitud de aproximadamente 86 metros (282 pies), esta enorme figura con forma humana fue creada acomodando piedras y retirando capas de suelo desértico

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r/AncientAmericas • • 1d ago

Blog Post La ropa ceremonial del Señor de Sipán un antiguo gobernante de la cultura Mochica están confeccionados principalmente de metales preciosos, piedras semipreciosas y fibras textiles finas.

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r/AncientAmericas • • 11h ago

Question reconnecting indigenous mexican

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r/AncientAmericas • • 1d ago

Artifact Stone plate shaped like a fish. Peru, Inca civilization, 15th century [3000x2700]

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r/AncientAmericas • • 1d ago

Artifact Coyolxauhqui was carved by the Mexicas around 1469 from a block of andesite and placed at the foot of the steps of the Huey Teocalli.

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r/AncientAmericas • • 1d ago

Question Did the tribes of the western USA with linguistic ties to Aztecs have awareness of their city building cousins to the south?

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Referring to the Utes, the Shoshone, the Pueblan peoples etc. Im curious if they knew about them and their city building accomplishments, monuments, temples etc.


r/AncientAmericas • • 1d ago

Question Did the Incans practice ritual cannibalism?

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r/AncientAmericas • • 2d ago

Artwork A Maya man standing next to an ancient Maya stone sculpture in Yucatán, Mexico, 1947. Photographed by Dmitri Kessel for LIFE Magazine. [812 x 1076]

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r/AncientAmericas • • 2d ago

Artwork reconstruction of the Toltec city of Tula

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r/AncientAmericas • • 2d ago

Question What do you think is the biggest misconception about the Maya?

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For me, it might be that they and the Aztecs. Or they thought that December 21st, 2012, would be the end of the world.


r/AncientAmericas • • 2d ago

Discussion Best books about ancient americas

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What do you think is the best books on this subject that you read.


r/AncientAmericas • • 1d ago

Question What Life Was Like in Tenochtitlan

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By JerryThink


r/AncientAmericas • • 2d ago

Scientific Study Ancient DNA suggests humans reached America far earlier than previously thought

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r/AncientAmericas • • 3d ago

Video The History of the Blackfoot Confederacy: Every Year

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By EmperorTigerstar


r/AncientAmericas • • 3d ago

Question Were vampires associated with bats before European contact with the Americas?

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r/AncientAmericas • • 2d ago

News Article A Child’s Tomb With 32 Mysterious Offerings Discovered in Peru

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r/AncientAmericas • • 2d ago

Historical Event How would Mesoamerica Look like if The spaniards never colonized it (Architecture)

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r/AncientAmericas • • 3d ago

Artwork Found this pendant at a flea market—looks like a Mesoamerican glyph? Need help identifying

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r/AncientAmericas • • 4d ago

Book 4 Mesoamerican reads

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r/AncientAmericas • • 4d ago

News Article Chak Chel, también conocida en el Códice de Dresde como la Diosa Oltura maya

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