- The
Cynetes or
Conii were one of the pre-Roman
peoples of the
Iberian Peninsula,
living in today's
Algarve and
Lower Alentejo regions of
southern Portugal...
-
years ago and
spread rapidly. Pre-Celtic
tribes inhabited Portugal. The
Cynetes developed a
written language,
leaving stelae,
which are
mainly found in...
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inhabitants of Portugal,
which included the Gallaeci, Lusitanians,
Celtici and
Cynetes. Most of
these words derived from the Hispano-Celtic
Gallaecian language...
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Cynetes of Cyneti**** (Algarve) that
dwelt from the west
banks of the Low Anas (Guadiana)
river further to the
south (the
celticization of the
Cynetes...
-
Cynetes of Cyneti**** (Algarve) that
dwelt from the west
banks of the Low Anas (Guadiana)
river further to the
south (the
celticization of the
Cynetes...
-
Gargoris was a
mythical king of the
Cynetes,
considered part of the
people of Tartessos, and,
according to legend, the
inventor of b****eeping. He exiled...
- the town of
Alvor in the
Algarve – is
named after Hannibal Barca. The
Cynetes, as they were
known in Gr****, Conii, in Latin, were
established by the...
- as
Lusitania and
Gallaecia 7th
century – 218 BC:
Inhabited by Iberians,
Cynetes, Lusitanians, Celtici, and
Gallaeci Since 398,000 BC
humans have been settled...
-
Cynetes of Cyneti**** (Algarve) that
dwelt from the west
banks of the Low
river Anas (Guadiana)
further to the
south (the
celticization of the
Cynetes...
- de
Santo António) In Pre-Roman Portugal, the area was
inhabited by the
Cynetes (or Conii), a
people (formed by
several tribes) of
linguistic and ethnic...
