Sicels

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The Sicels were an ancient Italic people who inhabited eastern Sicily before and during the early Greek colonization of the island.

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Sicels canonical 8

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Italic people
ancient people
archaeologicalCulture eastern Sicilian Iron Age culture
associatedWithCity Adrano
Centuripe
Morgantina
burialCustoms inhumation
tomb groups with local ceramics
conflictWith Greek colonies in Sicily
culturalInteraction syncretism with Greek religious practices
culturalSphere Latial culture
surface form: Italic culture
economy agriculture
pastoralism
small-scale trade
ethnicGroupOf Sicily
ethnonymInGreek Sikeloi
eventuallyIntegratedInto Hellenistic culture of Sicily
Roman Sicily
gaveNameTo Sicily
surface form: Sicily (via Greek Sikelia)
hasLanguage Sicel language
influencedBy Greek culture
Phoenician presence in Sicily
inhabitedRegion Val di Noto
surface form: eastern Sicily
knownFromSource Greek literary sources
archaeological evidence
languageFamily Italic languages
locatedInTime Iron Age
early Greek colonization of Sicily
mainIsland Sicily
materialCulture hilltop settlements
indigenous pottery styles
neighboringPeople Elymian
surface form: Elymians

Greek colonists in Sicily
Sicani
partOf ancient peoples of Italy
pre-Greek populations of Sicily
politicalOrganization local chieftaincies
tribal communities
possibleOrigin Italian Peninsula
Central Italy
surface form: central Italy
regionType eastern and central uplands of Sicily
religion polytheism
socialStructure clan-based society
status extinct ethnic group
toponymicLegacy place names in Sicily
writingSystem Greek alphabet variants
Sicel inscriptions

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Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sicel spokenBy Sicels
Sicel namedAfter Sicels
Siculian spokenBy Sicels
Siculian associatedPeople Sicels
Siculian hasNameOrigin Sicels
Leontini conflictWith Sicels