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City in Roman Libya that was the birthplace of Septimius Severus
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Leptis Magna
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City-state that lead the Delian League
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Athens
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Important Phoenician city that may have been the oldest
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Sidon
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One of the capitals of the Neo-Assyrian Empire
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Nineveh
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Capital of the Hittite Empire
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Hattusa
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City founded on the site of the Egyptian city Rhacotis
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Alexandria
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Ancient city in Ethiopia known for its obelisks
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Axum
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Indus Valley city which contains a building known as the "Great Granary"
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Mohenjo-daro
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Ancient Greek city once located on the site of a modern Ukrainian city
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Odessos
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Capital of Elam, and one of the capitals of the Achaemenid Empire
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Susa
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Capital of the Seleucid Empire between 240 and 63 BC and later known as "the cradle of Christianity"
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Antioch
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City in Upper Mesopotamia that was also known as Carrhae, and was one of the capital of both the Neo-Assyrian Empire and the Umayyad Caliphate
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Harran
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One of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China
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Nanjing
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One of the cities of the Philistine Pentapolis, and in modern times the largest city in Palestine
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Gaza
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The first capital of Assyria
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Aššur
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City founded in 753 BC, supposedly by two brothers
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Rome
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Egyptian city home to a temple built during the Ptolemaic period, dedicated to Horus
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Edfu
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Two-letter Sumerian city with a well-preserved ziggurat
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Ur
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Ancient Greek city on an island of the same name, home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
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Rhodes
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One of the main cities of the Sogdians, and later the first capital of the Timurid Empire
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Samarkand
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One of the oldest cities in the world, and one of the capitals of the Umayyad Caliphate
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Damascus
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Ancient Egyptian city also known as Crocodilopolis, and now known as Faiyum
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Shedet
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City near Lake Titicaca that was the capital of a civilisation located in modern Bolivia, Chile and Peru
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Tiwanaku
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Sumerian city that is thought to have been the largest city in the world in around 3100 BC
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Uruk
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Political centre of the Minoan civilisation
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Knossos
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The dominant city of the Peloponnesian League
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Sparta
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The hill on which this Middle Eastern city's citadel sits has been inhabited since at least the middle of the 3rd millennium BC
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Aleppo
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The Romans fought the Carthaginians and the Sardinians near this city in Sardinia during the First Punic War
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Olbia
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This Greek city-state was ruled by Pheidon in the 7th century, and during his reign the city was at its most powerful
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Argos
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Capital of Lydia
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Sardis
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