Bet Shean used to be the most important city in the Decapolis - an alliance of 6 Roman cities in the Levant. It was additionally the largest Roman city in the Levant. The city is only partially explored, but what has been revealed is quite impressive with mosaics, a theatre, an amphitheatre, an indoor market, a bathhouse and the like. Next to the city centre is a classical tell with multiple earlier layers. Atop it you can enjoy a great view of the site and also explore the remains of an Old Egyptian residence. The site is of international standards and could be favourably considered compared to similar Roman sites. Nonetheless, the chances of another Roman city being added to the list are justifiably slim.