r/PrecolumbianEra↗
A new community for admirers of pre-Columbian cultures and their magnificent artifacts, dedicated to all things related to these ancient American civilizations. Focusing on responsible and ethical practices, while promoting the preservation and respect for all our cultural heritage. With everyone’s support, we can keep our history alive…Here, WE stand shoulder-to-shoulder as one - Feel free to post and crosspost quality researched content!
33k subscribers102 posts / mo in Sep 202623 authors / mosince 2024
r/PrecolumbianEra has 33k members. It gets about 102 posts a month from 23 people. Top topics: Moche Artifacts, Mesoamerican Civilizations and Inca Ruins.
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- Moche Artifacts19%
- Mesoamerican Civilizations13%
- Inca Ruins6.7%
- Maya Archaeology3.6%
- Ancient Mexico3.1%
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- Academia
- Live Science
- cambridge.org
- Nature
- ScienceDirect
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