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Beijing, C. 1045 Bc
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Byblos, Chalcolithic (3000 Bc)
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Aleppo, Chalcolithic (4,300 Bc Or Earlier)
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Tyre, 2750 Bc
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Athens, 5th–4th Millennium Bc
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Mtskheta, C. 1000 Bc
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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
See Www.Theguardian.Com
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Xi'an, C. 1100 Bc
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Jerusalem, 2800 Bc
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Erbil, 2300 Bc
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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)
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Luxor, C. 3200 Bc