r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • 11d ago

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 43-44

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • 13d ago

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 40-42

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/callunquirka • 15d ago

Egyptian I heard you like mastabas

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • 19d ago

Prehistoric My Caveman Meme Is Unsinkable

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • 21d ago

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 38-39

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • 22d ago

Roman Roma Aeterna!

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • 25d ago

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 36-37

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Bulbakip • 26d ago

Greek Can anyone blame Zues?

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I, too, want to go to Ancient Greece and have sex with everything.

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Present-Jellyfish-82 • Jul 31 '26

Good Content! Modern wars have been a disgrace to humanity

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Additional_West_6210 • Jul 24 '26

Greek Had to read Antigone for school

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • Jul 24 '26

Phoenician I Have A Cunning Plan Sophet!

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jul 24 '26

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 33-35

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jul 18 '26

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 30-32

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jul 14 '26

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 26-29

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • Jul 04 '26

Roman OK Marcian, Time to Get Cyrius About This Schism!

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jun 30 '26

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 24-25

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/BananoGamer9000 • Jun 28 '26

Mesopotamian Lord I'm one with Gilgamesh

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oh yeah I am

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/jncla • Jun 26 '26

Beyond Their Time

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jun 26 '26

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 20-23

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jun 18 '26

Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 17-19

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/ThesaurusRex84 • Jun 15 '26

This'll really ruffle their tunics

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • Jun 11 '26

Roman Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus, Does This Wine Smell Like Cyanide To You?

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Main-Ad4540 • Jun 09 '26

"Made a stick figure video about why Rome actually fell — the answer is weirder than most people think"

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/ThesaurusRex84 • Jun 02 '26

Sun worship is fairly simple

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r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • May 30 '26

Roman The Best Thing To Books Before Movable Type

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r/Ancient_History_Memes

Hi everyone! This is a subreddit dedicated to bringing ancient history into a new, modern and fully enjoyable light through memes! We welcome with open arms every conceivable meme from every conceivable culture or group from before the end of the 5th century CE. This means extensive new opportunities for meme-making in regards to Egypt, Greece, Rome, Mesopotamia, Persia, Nubia, China, Mesoamerica and many, many more!

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This is quite important - the untagged reposting of any content not your own is a bannable offence, as it is seen as plagiarism in the eyes of the creator of the subreddit. Remember, if you'd like to post something other than your own own content, you absolutely still can, just please either give due credit to the original creator (simply by a username mention) or crosspost it! (:
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You’re required to add (in comment form) a short, easily understandable description of the events that form the subject matter of your memes. I also encourage that you add one equally easily understandable link, preferably to a Wikipedia article. Also, memes on extremely basic, self-explanatory subjects will not require descriptions (but I’ll be the final judge of that, so I’d still recommend always posting a description just to be safe.

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