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r/romanempire

A place for lovers of ancient history, where Rome never fell. Discuss the rise and fall of emperors, legions and battles, daily life in the empire, archaeology, Roman engineering, mythology, and everything from Romulus to Romulus Augustulus. πŸ› Ave, true to Rome! πŸ› Share memes, maps, reconstructions, questions, and facts. Whether you're a scholar or a Centurion at heart, there's a place for you here. Check us out at https://roman-empire.net

r/romanempire Subreddit Stats & Analytics

r/romanempire is a Archaeology subreddit in the World category with 47,346 members. Use this page to track r/romanempire stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.

Recent r/romanempire growth: +351 members today (+0.75%) and +1,503 members this week (+3.28%).

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Similar subreddits to r/romanempire include r/GrecoRomanHistory, r/RoughRomanMemes, r/ancienthistory, r/ancientrome.

r/romanempire Current Stats

Total Members
47,346

r/romanempire Growth Analytics

24 hours
Growth↗ +0.7%
Net+351
Daily Avg+351
7 days
Growth↗ +2.7%
Net+1,267
Daily Avg+181
30 days
Growth↗ +14.0%
Net+5,828
Daily Avg+194

Daily Growth Chart (30 days)

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