Ancient City by Letter - Statistics

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Letter Description City % Correct
C City-state that controlled large parts of the coastline of the western Mediterranean. Carthage
95%
B Capital of an ancient state of the same name, and later one of the capitals of the Achaemenid Empire Babylon
86%
F City established by Julius Caesar in 59 BC as a home for his veteran soldiers, which later became one of the centres of the Renaissance. Florentia
86%
R According to legend, this city was founded by two brothers, a Trojan refugee or a Greek hero from Arcadia. Rome
84%
D Sacred precinct that served as the seat of the oracle called the Pythia. Delphi
77%
J A city that is potentially the oldest in the world, and had the oldest known protective wall. Jericho
70%
Q City founded by the Quitu culture. Quito
64%
O City home to the shrine Sumiyoshi-taisha, founded in 211. Osaka
52%
K The ceremonial and political centre of the Minoan civilisation. Knossos
48%
V The holiest of the seven sacred cities in Hinduism and Jainism. Varanasi
48%
P The most famous city built by the Nabataeans. Petra
39%
U This city was said to have been ruled by Gilgamesh during the 27th century BC. Uruk
34%
S One of the most important Phoenician cities, and potentially the oldest. It was notable for its glass manufacturing industry. Sidon
32%
A Capital of a large kingdom that controlled parts of modern day Eritrea, Ethiopia, Sudan, Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Axum
27%
L One of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China. Luoyang
27%
G Capital of Phrygia, which has a name similar to a famous knot. Gordion
20%
M One of the largest cities of the Indus Valley Civilisation, home to over 700 wells. Mohenjo-daro
18%
H Capital of the Hittite Empire. Hattusa
14%
T The largest city in the Americas between the years 1 and 500. Teotihuacan
14%
E One of the oldest Mesopotamian cities. In Sumerian mythology, it was once the home of the water god Enki. Eridu
9%
I Town and fortress in Roman Britain built on the site of modern Exeter. Isca Dumnoniorum
9%
W This ancient Egyptian city was known to the ancient Greeks as Thebes, but was known to the ancient Egyptians as... Waset
5%
X Capital of the Qin dynasty. Xianyang
5%
N The first permanent Greek colony in Egypt. Naucratis
2%
Y Maya city that was a major rival of the cities Tikal and Palenque. Yaxchilan
2%
Z This city was the capital of the Himyarite Kingdom until the 4th century, when it was replaced by Sana'a. Zafar
2%
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