Advanced cities of Ancient Persia were the Persepolis, Susa, and the Ecbatana. Persepolis was the capital of the Persian kingdom.

Korea. The mural paintings of taekwondo in the ancient tombs of Koguryo (an ancient Korean kingdom located in the northern and central parts of the Korean peninsula) belong to the period 3 AD - 427 AD; therefore, it cannot be said that Korean Taekwondo owes its origins to Chinese Kungfu. The mural paintings were found in the ruins of the royal tombs and show scenes of taekwondo practice.

Lahania, Maui, was the first Capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii.

Memphis

The capital of Ancient Egypt was Memphis. They had Memphis as a capital for over eight dynasties all through out the Old Kingdom.

Thebes held many of ancient egypt's tombs. It was also one of the few cities in Egypt that were in upper egypt

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London is a city. Cities don't have capitals. Cities can just be capitals. London is the capital of England and of the United Kingdom.

The largest capital cities in Europe are:

Moscow, Russia

London, United Kingdom

Berlin, Germany

Madrid, Spain

Kiev, Ukraine

The answer you are looking for is Northern Ireland, but it is not a state. The United Kingdom does not have states.

The ancient tombs of Egyptian kings were pyramids. Egyptian pharaohs were first mummified, then put in a sarcophagus (a thing like a coffin) and then the more important pharaohs were buried in the center of the pyramids.

The pyramids were the tombs of the pharaohs and their families.

These tombs were called pyramids

The capital of the Cheras kingdom was Vanchi, also known as Karur. It was an ancient city located in present-day Tamil Nadu, India.

Northern Ireland is a country and Belfast is its capital.

There are tombs (catacombs) beneath several ancient cities, and within the Pyramids in Egypt.

The location in New York City known as "The Tombs" is the Manhattan Detention Complex, a jail in lower Manhattan at 125 White Street. It was the colloquial name for a series of historic downtown jails.

It was probably Thebes, the capital city during the Middle Kingdom and the New Kingdom.

London

It was the ancient Egyptians with old ancient looking hammers that were handmade and they also used chisels and they put the tombs inside pyramids.

Luxor.

They were all capital cities in ancient Mesopotamian empires.

Machynlleth claims to be the 'ancient capital of Wales' as Owain Glyndwr's 1404 parliament was based there.

At present it is Cairo.

During the Old Kingdom the capital city was Memphis, during the Middle Kingdom and the New Kingdom it was Thebes.

tombs

No, they had gravestones.

London is the capital city of the UK and also of England. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, Cardiff is the capital of Wales and Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland.

Paper,Compass,Seismograph,Medicine,Literature,Bronze and Laquer

The United Kingdom consists of 4 main Countries:

The capital cities are:

England - London

Wales - Cardiff

Scotland - Edinburgh

Northern Ireland - Belfast

To put the tombs in and in the tombs there are dead mummified people.

The ancient capital of ancient Egypt is Thebes!
Thebes until the made it Memphis whic was i think in the middle kingdom but not for shure
The ancient capital of Egypt is Cairo. Today, the ruins are located close to the town Mit Rahina, which is 12 miles south of the present-day Cairo.

To visit the tombs of any pharaohs one would have to go to Egypt. There are companies that offer tours to certain tombs in Egypt. There are some tombs that are off limits to visitors, however.

Ancient tombs are located in many different places around the world. Some of them are in Egypt, Rome, and even in the Amazons.

its not ujjain. ujjain was capital of Avanti kingdom.

Toshila was capital of Kalinga.

The priests.

They are pyramids.

yes

pyramids and tombs

The capital of the northern kingdom was Samaria, while the capital of the southern kingdom was Jerusalem.

They did that because the tombs had treasures of gold and gold was priceless

London, England is the capital city of the United Kingdom but there are other cities called London in other parts of the world.

The Tombs of the Ancient Japanese Emperors - 1914 was released on:

USA: 14 July 1914

A lot of cities but Beijing. Naking. Xian. Luoyang. And some others.

I'm a little puzzled by the question. The United Kingdom (as a whole) doesn't have 'a second capital'. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, Cardiff the capital of Wales, and Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland. Birmingham, with the second largest population among UK cities, is often referred to as the second City.

• The ancient city of Aigai was the first capital of the ancient kingdom of Macedonia.
• Pella, best known as the historical capital of the ancient Greek kingdom in the time of Alexander the Great, replaced the older palace-city of Aigai as the capital at the beginning of the 4th century BCE.
• During the Roman occupation of Greece, Thessaloniki (named by Cassander after his wife and Alexander the Great's half-sister) became the capital of all the Greek provinces of the Roman Empire because of the city's importance in the northern Greek peninsula. It remains today, the capital of the modern province of Macedonia in northern Greece.

KERMA The first kingdom of Kush was based at Kerma. Then it was destroyed by the ancient Egyptians. After that, a second kingdom of Kush eventually emerged with it's capital first at NAPATA and then later on at MEROE

Two European capital cities that start with the letter "A" are Athens, the capital of Greece, and Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. Athens is known for its ancient history and landmarks like the Acropolis, while Amsterdam is famous for its canals, museums, and vibrant culture.

There were a number of different Ancient Israelite and Judean capital cities, such as Gibeah, Hebron, Jerusalem, Shiloh, Samaria, etc. Additionally, the Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom of Judah were two separate countries which (naturally) each maintained a distinct capital.