Illyrian cities 

This is a list of ancient cities in Illyria, towns, villages, and fortresses by Illyrians, Veneti, Liburni, Romans, Celts, Thracians, Dacians or Greeks located in or near Illyrian lands. A number of cities in Illyria and later Illyricum were built on the sites or close to the sites of pre-existing Illyrian settlements, though that was not always the case. Some settlements may have a double entry, e.g., Greek Pola and Roman Pietas Julia, and some toponyms are reconstructed.

Illyrian settlements

• Arduba,[1] supposedly Vranduk near Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Bassania,[2] Hellenised
• Parthus[3] of the Parthini
• Kratul, a settlement and fortification of the Labeates tribe[4]
• Damastion,[5] later colonised by Greeks from Aegina[6]
• Dimale, a town located in the territory of the tribe of the Parthini near Krotinë, Berat District.[7][8][9][10][11]
• Hedum Kastelum, was the capital of the Illyrian tribe "Daesitiates". It's located in the modern town of Breza, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The site is mostly ruined.
• Meteon[12]
• Rhizon[13] stronghold of many kings, high degree of Hellenization[14]
• Scodra[15] capital city of the Labeates, later colonized by Romans[16]
• Sesarethus of the Sesarethi
• Uscana[17] of the Penestae
• Epicaria of the Cavii[18]
• Eugenium[19] village or fort of the Partheni
• Bargulum[19] village or fort of the Partheni

Dalmatian

• Delminium[20] of the Delmatae
• Saloniana[citation needed] of the Delmatae
• Chinna, Dalmatia[citation needed] of the Delmatae
• Promona[21] of the Delmatae
• Salona[22] of the Delmatae
• Pituntium[23] of the Delmatae
• Nareste[23] of the Delmatae
• Oneum[23] of the Delmatae
• Andetrium[24] or Andecrium of the Delmatae
• Salvia, Liburnia[25] of the Delmatae
• Tilurium[26] of the Delmatae
• Setovia[26] of the Delmatae

Liburnian 

• Aenona[27]
• Alvona[28] of the Alutrenses
• Apsorus
• Arba
• Argyruntum
• Asseria - Podgrađe near Benkovac
• Burnum
• Colentum
• Corinium - modern Karin Donji in Benkovac area
• Crepsa
• Curicum
• Fulfinium
• Gissa or Cissa - modern Caska near Novalja
• Iader or Idassa
• Issa - occupied by the Greek colonizers from the 4th century BC
• Lopsica - modern Sveti Juraj, south from Senj
• Nedinum - modern Nadin near Škabrnja
• Pasinium - unknown position in Ražanac - Vinjerac - Posedarje range
• Flanona[29]
• Portunata
• Promona - modern Tepljuh near Drniš, occupied by Dalmatae from the 2nd half of the 1st century BC
• Senia
• Sidrona of the Sidrini[30]
• Scardona
• Tarsatica - Rijeka
• Varvaria
• Ortoplinia or Ortopula - Stinica in Municipality of Senj
• Vegia or Vegium

Venetic

• Nesactium[31] of the Histri
• Ateste[32]
• Iramene[33]
• Pellaon[33]
• Palsatium[citation needed]
• Atina, Istria[33]
• Caelina[33]
• Volcera[citation needed]

Epirus 

• Avlona[34] founded in the 6th century BC
• Apollonia[35] founded by colonists from Corinth and Corfu at 600 BC
• Amantia[36] founded by Locrians and Euboean colonists
• Lychnidos[37] founded by the mythical Cadmus and Harmonia
• Byllis,[38][39][40] a polis in 400 BC
• Daorson of the Daorsi, Hellenised[41] a completely Hellenized town
• Nikaia, demos[42][43] of Byllis
• Nymphaion,[44] 3 miles away of Lissos
• Narona as an Emporion[45] 3rd century BC - 2nd century BC
• Epidamnus[46] founded by colonists from Corinth and Corcyra at 625 BC
• Melaina Korkyra[47] founded by colonists from Knidos
• Issa[47] founded by colonists from Syracuse
• Aspalathos[48] of the Greek colony of Issa
• Epetium
• Tragurion or Tragorium[49] of the Greek colony of Issa
• Epidauros[50][51] 6th century BC
• Lissos[47][52] founded by colonists from Syracuse at 385 BC
• Olokenion[53] founded by colonists from Colchis at 5th century BC
• Pharos[54] founded by colonists from Paros at 385 BC
• Pola[55] founded by colonists from Colchis
• Salona Emporion of the Greek colony of Issa at 4th century BC[22]
• Bouthoe[56] as Emporion
• Orikon or Orikos[57]