- Title Pages
- Preface
- Translator's acknowledgements
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 The Beginnings of Celtic History -
Chapter 2 The Early La Tène Culture -
Chapter 3 Celtic Expansion -
Chapter 4 Gaul before the Roman Conquest -
Chapter 5 The Celts of Iberia -
Chapter 6 The Celts in Northern Italy -
Chapter 7 The Celts in Asia Minor -
Chapter 8 Gallo-Roman Culture -
Chapter 9 The Early Celts of Ireland and Britain -
Chapter 10 Ireland after the Conversion to Christianity -
Chapter 11 Ireland in the Time of the Vikings -
Chapter 12 Ireland from the Coming of the Normans to Colonisation -
Chapter 13 Scotland from Irish Settlement to the Reformation -
Chapter 14 Wales from the Romans to the Normans -
Chapter 15 The Union of Wales and England -
Chapter 16 Brittany from Prehistory to the Union with France -
Chapter 17 Ireland from Colonisation to Emancipation -
Chapter 18 Ireland from Emancipation to 1945 -
Chapter 19 Scotland from the Reformation to Culloden -
Chapter 20 Scotland from Culloden to 1945 -
Chapter 21 Wales from Union to Industrialisation -
Chapter 22 Wales from Industrialisation to 1945 -
Chapter 23 Brittany from Union to 1945 -
Chapter 24 The Celtic-Speaking Peoples from 1945 to the Present - Looking Back, Looking Forward: The Celts and Europe
- Bibliography
- Index
The Celts of Iberia
The Celts of Iberia
- Chapter:
- (p.75) Chapter 5 The Celts of Iberia
- Source:
- The Celts
- Author(s):
Bernhard Maier
- Publisher:
- Edinburgh University Press
This article begins with a description of Celts in the Iberian peninsula, whom classical authors called ‘Celtiberians’. The Celtiberians were divided into numerous tribes, including the Belli, with their important settlement of Segeda in the valley of the Jalón; the Arevaci, with their capital of Numantia in the upper Duero basin, in the western part of the modern province of Soria; the Pelendones in the area between the Duero and the Moncayo; and the Berones on the upper Ebro in the locality of Briones, which was named after them. All these tribes first impinged upon the consciousness of the Romans in the first half of the second century
Keywords: Iberian peninsula, Celtiberians, Romans, tribes, Spain, languages
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- Title Pages
- Preface
- Translator's acknowledgements
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 The Beginnings of Celtic History -
Chapter 2 The Early La Tène Culture -
Chapter 3 Celtic Expansion -
Chapter 4 Gaul before the Roman Conquest -
Chapter 5 The Celts of Iberia -
Chapter 6 The Celts in Northern Italy -
Chapter 7 The Celts in Asia Minor -
Chapter 8 Gallo-Roman Culture -
Chapter 9 The Early Celts of Ireland and Britain -
Chapter 10 Ireland after the Conversion to Christianity -
Chapter 11 Ireland in the Time of the Vikings -
Chapter 12 Ireland from the Coming of the Normans to Colonisation -
Chapter 13 Scotland from Irish Settlement to the Reformation -
Chapter 14 Wales from the Romans to the Normans -
Chapter 15 The Union of Wales and England -
Chapter 16 Brittany from Prehistory to the Union with France -
Chapter 17 Ireland from Colonisation to Emancipation -
Chapter 18 Ireland from Emancipation to 1945 -
Chapter 19 Scotland from the Reformation to Culloden -
Chapter 20 Scotland from Culloden to 1945 -
Chapter 21 Wales from Union to Industrialisation -
Chapter 22 Wales from Industrialisation to 1945 -
Chapter 23 Brittany from Union to 1945 -
Chapter 24 The Celtic-Speaking Peoples from 1945 to the Present - Looking Back, Looking Forward: The Celts and Europe
- Bibliography
- Index
