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Hercates: this tribe of Ligurians is one which formed at some point after the arrival of West Indo-Europeans, although little is known of them other than Livy's mention when he placed them on the southern side of the Apennines and went no further than that.
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New Banner Release: Alpines & Ligurians: presenting the final, highly-detailed batch of pages covering the pre-Roman tribes of the Alpine zone in Central Europe and Italy's Ligurian coast into the western Alps.
A fully detailed list of all of the Alpine tribes and related groups in Europe.
Ligauni: tribal territory seems to have included the area around Grasse, just to the north of Cannes, which would have placed them amidst similar Celto-Ligurian tribes.
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Aneuniates: another group of Ligurians which found themselves pushed northwards by the mid-first century BC incursion of Celts into Italy, to be found on the northern shores of Lake Como.
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Anesiates: one of the most obscure of Ligurian groups, known primarily by their neighbours and occupying mountainous territory just to the north of Bergamo (about sixty kilometres to the north-east of Milan).
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Ingauni: Livy suggests that in early times - prior to Roman victory in the Second Punic War - the Ingauni were one of the most powerful and warlike Ligurian units, and they certainly played a prominent part in the long-continued wars against the Romans.
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The Ligurians could be found in north-western Italy, prior to domination by the Romans, in what is now the province of Liguria.
The Ligurians could be found spread across areas of north-western Italy and the western Alpine ridge, prior to domination by the Romans, in what is now the province of Liguria.
