-
According to Strabo, the
Artabri (or Arrotrebae) were an
ancient Gallaeci tribe,
Celts living in the
extreme north-west of the
Iberian Peninsula, now...
- at the top of
Monte Facho. The
seaside town of
Fisterra is nearby. The
Artabri were an
ancient Gallaecian Celtic tribe that once
inhabited the area. Cape...
-
April 1999, pp. 55–72.
Among them the Praestamarci, Supertamarci, Nerii,
Artabri, and in
general all
people living by the seas****
except for the Grovi...
-
Baixas and
Costa da
Morte regions in
northern Galicia; and the also
Celtic Artabri who
dwelled all
along the
northern coast in
between the
latter and the...
- 12795/spal.1999.i8.09.
Among them the Praestamarci, Supertamarci, Nerii,
Artabri, and in
general all
people living by the seas****
except for the Grovi...
- were
dominated by the
Artabri (or Arrotrebae), who gave
their name to the
Portus Magnus Artabrorum ("Great Port of the
Artabri"),
formed not only by the...
- west to the
Navia River. That encomp****ed such
tribes as the Celtici, the
Artabri, the
Lemavi and the Albiones. The
oldest known inscription referring to...
- (in Latin). pp. 7, 9.
Among them the Praestamarci, Supertamarci, Nerii,
Artabri, and in
general all
people living by the seas****
except for the Grovi...
-
which were
composed of a
large series of
nations or tribes,
among them the
Artabri, Bracari, Limici, Celtici,
Albiones and Lemavi. They were
capable fighters:...
- bays,
where the
Grovi dwelt (…) In the
north coast first there are the
Artabri,
still of the
Celtic people (Celticae gentis), and
after them the Astures...
