Based on
>Population
>Influence
>Glory
>Wealth
>Legacy
etc
What was the greatest city of the ancient world?
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Edo, Japan
Rome, Rome.
Depends on the region tbqh
Helsinki
No jokes?
London n1
NYC n2
Rome n3
Paris n4
Rome is probably the most important city, all aspects of humanity considered.
Then you have Jerusalem > Paris > Istanbul > "insert american metropolis"
London should be in there for the industrial revolution.. perhaps after Paris.
He say ancient world, Rome easy, they got an empire named "Roman", but remember Rome lost importance at the end(Ravenne and Byzance).
Rome is the obvious and objectively right answer.
Maybe Athens could be on second place because of its legacy.
My ranking based on the knowledge I obtained from videogames
Rome
Mediolanum
Alexandria
Carthago
Massilia
Quebec
Rome, Constantinople, Teotihuacan, Chang'an
Ur
Nineveh
Vatican city museum claims it had a peak population of 800,000
This was way before Rome was relevant
Alexandria
>Vatican city museum
Is it any legit?
Rome total war
I'd say Rome, Chang'an, Baghdad, Timbuktu, Angkor, Tenochitlan, Venice, and New York City
Rome, Constantinople, Paris, Babylon, Alexandria
It was probably somewhere in that order of magnitude.
Mesopotamia had huge cities long before anyone else did.
New York city truly was the best city based on
>Population
>Influence
>Glory
>Wealth
>Legacy
in the ancient world
1. Rome
2. Paris
3. London
4. Constantinople
5. Athens
6. Jerusalem
7. Venice
8. Ravenna
9. Persepolis
10. Carthage
Rome
Athens
Babylon
Constantinople
Carthage
Anyone know how big Cusco was?
>Paris
>London
>Industrial revolution
I suggest you reread the title of the thread. Specifically "of the Ancient World"
Ctesiphon
Damascus
Uruk: First recorded state
Babylon: First city known as a wonder in it's own right
Persepolis: muh columns
Alexandria: muh library and lighthouse
Rome: muh colosseum
Constantinople: muh tourkokratia
if roam's colloseum is so special why is it a generic building in civ V instead of a wonder.
~150,000
Found the Hipster
Babylon
Athens
Rome
Constantinople
Memphis
Teotihuacan
Pataliputra
Chang'an
and Persepolis
Nineveh is currently ISIS capital am I correct?
I feel so sorry for the Assyrians :(
Your thread got hijacked boo hoo
>can't properly read the OP
>gives a wrong answer
>H-hijacked your thread! ;^)
Bassoon
>ctrl+f
>no ctesiphon
Wew
ctrl+f
no suzhou
no hangzhou
disgusting
they were the largest pre-industrial cites, they both had the grand canal running through them, they had reforestation programs, segmentation like a modern city with leisure, commercial, and residential districts, they had rudimentary plumbing, classical painting is based on their landscape
Right here
1. Rome
2. Persepolis
3. Athens
4. Ninevah
5. Thebes
6. Jerusalem
7. Eridu
8. Carthage
9. Hatti
10. Akkad
nah Nineveh is just some ruins
You're thinking of Raqqah
How the fuck is that even pronounced
Tes-I-Phon
Some which haven't been mentioned:
>Knossos
>Anyang
>Mohenjo-Daro
>Harrapa
>Larsa
>Lagash
>encyclopedia of Mesopotamian cities
>them square city layouts
I'd kill to have this be more common in burgerland.
As in Mosul is modern day Nineveh
so good everyone had to have one