Knosos

Knossos in Crete was one of the westrn world's earlies cities. During its great age, from just after 2000 until 1400 B.C, it had small two storied houses packed along narrow streets.
 The population of

Knossos and Aminsos may have reached 100.000 - extremely large for that time. Knosos has been major archeologist, Arthur Evans, in 1990. Digging has revealed evidence  of sophisticated culture, one that benefited from a system of running water carried in day pipes..