- The
Gallaeci (also
Callaeci or
Callaici;
Ancient Gr****: Καλλαϊκοί) were a
Celtic tribal complex who
inhabited Gallaecia, the north-western
corner of Iberia...
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governor in
Hispania and
creates Legio X
Gemina (3,500 men). He puts down the
Callaici and
Lusitani rebellions.
Quintus Marcius Rex,
Roman consul and general...
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Roman camp. The
goddess Nabia was very po****r in the
territory of the
Callaici Bracari with
several inscriptions, like the one at Braga's
Fonte do Ídolo...
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Peninsula Coutinhas, José
Manuel - Aproximação à
identidade etno-cultural dos
Callaici Bracari. Porto. 2006. García Fernández-Albalat,
Blanca -
Guerra y Religión...
- Aproximação à
identidade etno-cultural dos
Callaici Bracari [Approximating the Ethno-Cultural
Identity of
Callaici Bracari] (in Portuguese). Oporto, Portugal...
- however, not a
simple Celtiberian question.
Recent investigations about the
Callaici and
Bracari in
northwestern Portugal are
providing new
approaches to understanding...
-
tribes Ethnographic Map of Pre-Roman
Iberia (circa 200 b.
Gallaecians or
Callaici –
Gallaecia (Spain & Portugal), (tribal confederation). Addovi/Iadovi Aebocosi...
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became one of the two
capitals of Gallaecia, and gave its name to the
Callaïci Lucenses. It was
centrally situated in a
large gold
mining region, which...
- gold. The
Roman causeway allowed the
Romans to
conquer tribes such as the
Callaici, the Astures, and the Vacceos.
Pliny the
Elder in 73 AD
spoke of Vía de...
- land of a
specific people was
frequently named after its deity. The
names Callaici and Cale are the
origin of today's Gaia, Galicia, and the -gal in Portugal...
