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This Mesopotamian city held the world's first library. Babylon Eridu Nineveh Ur
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This Mesopotamian city held the world's first library.

Babylon

Eridu

Nineveh


Ur

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Answer:Nineveh, Iraq. It is the world's oldest known library, predating the Library of Alexandria by several hundred years.

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