This question as been removed per the following subreddit rule

No "in your era" or "throughout history" questions

One of our key principles regarding questions is that they should be as precise as possible; we do not want threads that will attract only bad answers, or are so generalised that they cannot be answered. We will therefore remove questions that are seeking trivia rather than informed answers.

Our guiding principle is that if a thread can be summarised as "tell me random stuff about X through history" then it falls into this category of trivia rather than looking for in-depth answers which is this community’s main focus. Questions likely to be removed are those asking about all history and all places at once. If your question includes the phrase "In your area of expertise" strongly reconsider posting it, or making it more specific. Instead, any questions that are looking for trivia or for extremely general topics should turn to our weekly Meta threads; the Friday-Free-for-All thread in particular is well suited to many of these questions, as is the Tuesday Trivia thread. Many general questions have been well explored in the past, and you might find lots of interesting information in the archive of both Tuesday Trivia and Friday Free-for-All threads.

This is explained well in this moderator comment: please be specific in either your topic or your region/period (if not both!).

If you're interested in a specific region/culture and timeperiod, do feel welcome to repost. Otherwise, you might try x-posting this question to /r/AskAnthropology or /r/AskHistory