Which is considered the oldest city in the world A. Babylon B.Cairo C.jerusalem D.Catal huyuk

History

1 answer:

Ivan3 years ago

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Jerusalem

I'm pretty sure it's Jerusalem out of the other 3

Let me check ...

Yep, it's Jerusalem

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