r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/AL3CSC3LA • 2d ago
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • 10d ago
Prehistoric People Who Do Not Get This Pun Will Be Stoned
For people who are less than 35, Napster was a popular website that preceded Google in many ways as a file sharing website. Knapping is how one takes a piece of stone or obsidian and hammers it in the right places to turn it into something useful.
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • 11d ago
Greek Ra Ra Pontic King, Lover Of The Caucasus, He Drank It All And Said I Feel Fine!
This is Mithradates VI Eupator. A king who ruled a Greco-Persian state in what is now Northern Turkey called Pontus. It was a descendant of the conquests of Alexander the Great. At a young age he feared being eliminated by his enemies and decided to start taking small doses of things known to be poisonous so as to build up an immunity to them. He developed this into a state sponsored science eventually to see how to do this properly when he was king.
He fought the Roman Republic a number of times, but one time when he lost to the Romans and expected to be captured by them, he feared that if he was, he would be taken to Rome and paraded in a military parade by whatever general took him alive. He didn't want to do that so he tried to drink poison on purpose, but he was in fact successful at preventing assassination by poison because it didn't kill him. The Romans failed to capture him regardless as he had a servant stab him.
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • 15d ago
Roman And On the Eight Hundred And Seventeen Thousandth Day, God Saw That It Was Good
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • 23d ago
Roman Well, When Dick The Butcher And Jack Cade Totalis Mortum Juristi, They Won't Have Any More Panic Attacks
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/integratingpolarity • 24d ago
The man, the myth, the legend...
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • Sep 12 '26
Roman His Majesty Should Be Armed With Laws As Well As Arms, And A Clemency Commission...
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Aug 21 '26
Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 43-44
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Aug 19 '26
Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 40-42
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • Aug 13 '26
Prehistoric My Caveman Meme Is Unsinkable
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Aug 11 '26
Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 38-39
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Aug 07 '26
Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 36-37
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Bulbakip • Aug 06 '26
Greek Can anyone blame Zues?
I, too, want to go to Ancient Greece and have sex with everything.
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Present-Jellyfish-82 • Jul 31 '26
Good Content! Modern wars have been a disgrace to humanity
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Additional_West_6210 • Jul 24 '26
Greek Had to read Antigone for school
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • Jul 24 '26
Phoenician I Have A Cunning Plan Sophet!
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jul 24 '26
Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 33-35
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jul 18 '26
Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 30-32
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jul 14 '26
Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 26-29
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Awesomeuser90 • Jul 04 '26
Roman OK Marcian, Time to Get Cyrius About This Schism!
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/Thomas_633_Mk2 • Jun 30 '26
Greek Memes from reading the Dionysiaca, Books 24-25
r/Ancient_History_Memes • u/BananoGamer9000 • Jun 28 '26
Mesopotamian Lord I'm one with Gilgamesh
oh yeah I am