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Celtiberian Wars Part 3: when open war reignited in 143 BC, Rome sent several generals to the Iberian peninsula to deal with the Numantines.

The Celtiberian Wars: The Third War

After open Celtiberian war reignited in 143 BC, Rome sent a series of generals to the Iberian peninsula to deal with the Numantines.

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A detailed map of the Punic wars in Spain

A detailed map of the Punic wars in Spain

This is a detailed map of the Punic wars in Spain depicting the major land and sea battles, cities and tribes involved, and other features. The other major theatres of the military operations of the Punic Wars were Italy and Africa. (more…)

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IRON AGE TOWN OF ULACA // SPAIN

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Celtiberian Wars Part 1: the First Celtiberian War between the hybridised Celto-Iberians and Rome broke out between 197-179 BC when an army of twenty thousand attacked a Roman army near Ilitiguris.

The Celtiberian Wars: The First War

The First Celtiberian War broke out between 197-179 BC when the Celtiberians with an army of twenty thousand attacked a Roman army near Ilit

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Long before Rome cast its shadow, the Iberian Peninsula was alive with the strength of two peoples: the Iberians, children of the sun-baked earth, and the Celts, wanderers who carried the wild breath of the north. Where their worlds touched, a new spirit was born — the Celtiberians — fierce, proud, and unyielding. These were the ancestors who walked the hills and valleys of ancient Spain, leaving echoes in stone, metal, and memory.

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Celtiberian Wars Part 2: the Belli were building a circuit of walls around their town which totalled seven kilometres in length but, in Rome's eyes, this was an act which broke the treaty terms.

The Celtiberian Wars: The Second War

The Belli were building a circuit of walls around their town which totalled seven kilometres in length but, in Rome's eyes, this was an act

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Books 130 & 131: academic reading that actually didn't feel like drowning. #barrycunliffe #celtichistory #celtiberians #dissertationreading #books #bookstagram #linkinbio

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Aguilar type. Necropolis of Atíenza. Guadalajara.

Atance type. Necropolis de Carratiermes. Soria.

Arcobriga type.

Celtiberian Swords, Museo Numantino.