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Vettones (Gr****: Ouettones) were an Iron Age pre-Roman
people of the
Iberian Peninsula.
Lujan (2007)
concludes that some of the
names of the
Vettones...
- muni****lities, more than half are
villages with
fewer than 300 people. The
Vettones occupied the
areas of the
current Spanish provinces of
Salamanca and Ávila...
- Phoenician-influenced
Tartessians flourished in the southwest; and
Lusitanians and
Vettones occupied areas in the
central west.
Several cities were
founded along the...
- but
rather pre-Celtic Indo-European as
could have been the
Lusitani and
Vettones Ethnographic Map of Pre-Roman
Iberia (circa 200 b, If
their language was...
- Portuguese: berrão;
literally 'boar'), in the
Iberian Peninsula, are the
Vettones's granite megalithic monuments,
sculptures of
animals as
found in the west...
- Her name is in
inscriptions found on
Vettone and
Lusitanian territory but the cult is
thought to have
Vettone origins. A sun goddess,
Kontebria (Cantabria)...
- some scholars,
these tribes were
Lusitanians and not
Vettones)
Calontienses Caluri Coerenses Vettones – Ávila and
Salamanca (Spain), may have been a Pre-Celtic...
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Tarraconensis in the north,
while the
south remained the
Provincia Lusitania et
Vettones.
After this, Lusitania's
northern border was
along the
Douro river, while...
- Almagro-Gorbea, M., Mariné, M. and Álvarez-Sanchís, J.R. (eds)
Celtas y
Vettones, pp. 115–21. Ávila: Di****ción
Provincial de Ávila.
Lorrio and Ruiz Zapatero...
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century BC maximal
Celtic expansion, by the 3rd
century BC Lusitanian and
Vettones' area
where Celtic presence has been
proposed by Koch and Cunliffe...
