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City burnt down by Mount Vesuvius
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Pompeii
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The other one burnt by Mount Vesuvius
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Herculaneum
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Named after King Midas's father, and famous for a knot problem, solved by alexander the great
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Gordium
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A wealthy Greek city swallowed by the sea after an earthquake in 373 BCE, sometimes called the “real Atlantis.”
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Helike
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Capital of the Minoans, an ancient city in modern day Cyprus
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Knossus
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Where Hannibal is from
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Carthage
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Where Alexander the Great was Born
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Pella
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The first capital of Egypt founded by King Menes
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Memphis
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Also was Egypt's capital, with its remains in Luxor
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Thebes
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In Libya, Founded by the Phoenicians, and has been part of the Carthaginian empire, and roman empire.
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Leptis Magna
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A Roman city built by Emperor Trajan in Algeria
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Timgad
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Menelaus, enraged by the abduction of his wife, sought the help of his brother Agamemnon, destroyed this city
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Troy
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The capital of the Assyrian Empire, once stood as one of the world’s largest cities in the 7th century BCE, but was destroyed by the Babylonians
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Nineveh
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Persian ceremonial capital, burned by Alexander the Great.
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Persepolis
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Built by the Nabateans, a city in Jordan known for being built into rock
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Petra
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Originally built as the capital of the ancient kingdom of Khmer. Known for having the largest Hindu temple that later became Buddhist
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Angkor
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City where Lots wife was turned into a pilar of salt
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Sodom and Gommorah
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Where a tower to reach God was built, and is featured in a Boney M song
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Babylon
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Famous Inca ruins
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Machu Picchu
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Last great capital of the Mayan Civilisation
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Mayapan
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Capital of the Aztec empire, (former name of Mexico city)
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Tenochtitlan
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