* Uruk (3500 BCE)
* Ur (3200 BCE)
* Kish (3000 BCE)
* Lagash (2500 BCE)
Indus Valley Civilization
* Harappa (2600 BCE)
* Mohenjo-daro (2500 BCE)
Ancient Egypt
* Memphis (3100 BCE)
* Thebes (2050 BCE)
Ancient China
* Shangdu (1600 BCE)
* Anyang (1300 BCE)
Ancient Greece
* Athens (800 BCE)
* Sparta (750 BCE)
Ancient Rome
* Rome (753 BCE)
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