-
tripartite division of
tribes based on the
archaeological evidence. The
names Messapii (Ancient Gr****: Μεσσάπιοι) and
Messapia are
usually interpreted as "(the...
-
Messapia may
refer to: The
ancient region occupied by the
extinct Messapii tribe The
modern region of Salento,
roughly equivalent to the
ancient region...
-
celebrated triumphs,
first over S****ina, then over the
Sallentines and the
Messapii. In 253,
Junius Pera
served as censor. Hans
George Gundel, The New Pauly's...
- city
called Sybar existed at the time of the
Trojan War,
founded by the
Messapii. It was
conquered by the
Romans in the 3rd
century BC,
receiving the new...
-
Stone Age. The town is
reputed to have been
originally established by the
Messapii, a pre-classic tribe, and was
nearly completely destro**** by
Hannibal during...
- They
could have had
Illyrian origins or some sort of link with Illyria.
Messapii Dauni Peucetii linked to the
Liburnian Peucetias Iapyges linked to the...
-
Menzanas and
Albanian mëz-i 'foal'. It was an
important stronghold of the
Messapii against Taras.
Archidamus III, king of Sparta, fell
beneath its
walls in...
- (3rd–2nd
millennium BC), and it was
later probably settled by Sicels,
Messapii and Iapyges.
According to a theory, a
fortified city (Castania in Latin)...
-
Egnatia or
Ignatia (‹See Tfd›Gr****: Egnatia) was an
ancient city of the
Messapii, and
their frontier town
towards the Salentini. As Eg****a Ap****, it was...
- Abruzzo;
Samnites in
southern Abruzzo,
Molise and Campania; Daunians,
Messapii and
Peucetii (forming the
Apulian or
Iapygian confederation) in Apulia;...
