- The
Olcades were an
ancient stock-raising pre-Roman
people from Hispania, who
lived to the west of the
Turboletae in the
southeastern fringe of the Iberian...
-
Celtiberian tribes, and
occasionally the Berones, Vaccaei, ****ani,
Olcades or Lobetani. In 195 BC, part of
Celtiberia was
conquered by the Romans...
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Berones / C10:
Pelendones / C11:
Belos / C12:
Lusones / C13:
Titos / C14:
Olcades / C15: Arévacos / C16: ****anos / C17:
Vetones / C18-C19: Célticos /...
- of the Ebro. In his
first campaign,
Hannibal attacked and
stormed the
Olcades'
strongest centre, Alithia,
which promptly led to
their surrender, and...
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Iberians south of the Ebro. In his
first campaign,
Hannibal defeated the
Olcades, the
Vaccaei and the ****ani
expanding his
control over the
river Tagus...
-
Iberian neighbours or from the Celtiberians.
Located to the west of the
Olcades, they are
credited of
founding in
western Oretania the
towns of Mirobriga...
-
Lobetani Lusones –
Western Zaragoza (province),
Eastern Guadalajara (Spain).
Olcades Pellendones/Cerindones, in high
Duero river course (Numantia) and neighbouring...
-
Berones / C10:
Pelendones / C11:
Belos / C12:
Lusones / C13:
Titos / C14:
Olcades / C15: Arévacos / C16: ****anos / C17:
Vetones / C18-C19: Célticos /...
- then
begins to
conquer various Spanish tribes. He
fights against the
Olcades and
captures their capital, Althaea;
quells the
Vaccaei in the northwest;...
- Castilla-La
Mancha (Spain); they were a
different people from the Oretani.
Olcades Oretani? –
northeastern Andalusia,
northwest Múrcia and
southern fringes...
