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Luxor, C. 3200 Bc
Xi'an, C. 1100 Bc
Beijing, C. 1045 Bc
Byblos, Chalcolithic (3000 Bc)
Aleppo, Chalcolithic (4,300 Bc Or Earlier)
Damascus, Chalcolithic (Damascus Is Often Claimed To Be The Oldest Continuously Inhabited City In The World, And Evidence Exists Of A Settlement In The Wider Barada Basin Dating Back To 9000 Bc. However, Within The Area Of Damascus, There Is No Evidence For Large-Scale Settlement Until The 2nd Millennium Bc)
Susa (Now Shush), 4200 Bc - However, Susa’S Claims Are Somewhat Dented By The Fact That It Was Downgraded To “Small Settlement” Between The 15th And 20th Centuries. See
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Jerusalem, 2800 Bc
Tyre, 2750 Bc
Erbil, 2300 Bc
Athens, 5th–4th Millennium Bc
Mtskheta, C. 1000 Bc