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This is not the case, either in archaeological reality or Greek self-perception. A number of Greek cities had myths of being autochthonous ('from the soil') - that is, being the original inhabitants of their corner of Greece. But the Spartans were thought to be migrants...
...who arrived towards the end of the age of heroes. Late-comers, even in their own myths. If we look instead at the archaeology, preference would have to go to poleis on continually inhabited bronze-age sites, like Athens and Thebes.
Sparta *was* thought to have an old *constitution* - that is, that their form of government had not changed overmuch in a very long time. If you read the linked series, you will note that I take some effort to explode that particular myth around the midpoint.
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