Brigantian territory

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Celtic tribal territory Iron Age territory historical region

Brigantian territory was the Iron Age and early Roman-era homeland of the Brigantes, a powerful Celtic tribe that occupied much of what is now northern England.

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Brigantian territory canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic tribal territory ⓘ
Iron Age territory ⓘ
historical region ⓘ
approximateExtent between the River Humber and Hadrian’s Wall region ⓘ
covering much of modern Yorkshire ⓘ
extending into parts of modern County Durham ⓘ
extending into parts of modern Lancashire ⓘ
extending into parts of modern Northumberland ⓘ
archaeologicalCulture La Tène culture ⓘ
surface form: La Tène
capitalOrCenter Isurium Brigantum ⓘ
conqueredDuring Roman conquest of Britain ⓘ
culture Celtic ⓘ
economy metalworking ⓘ
mixed farming ⓘ
pastoralism ⓘ
ethnicGroup Celtic tribes ⓘ
surface form: Celtic Britons
inhabitedBy Brigantes ⓘ
knownFrom Roman literary sources ⓘ
archaeological evidence ⓘ
language Brittonic ⓘ
locatedIn Britannia ⓘ
Roman Britain ⓘ
northern England ⓘ
majorSettlement Eboracum ⓘ
Isurium Brigantum ⓘ
modernConstituentCountry England ⓘ
modernCountry United Kingdom ⓘ
partOf ancient Britain ⓘ
surface form: Iron Age Britain

pre-Roman Britain ⓘ
politicalStructure tribal kingdom ⓘ
religion Celtic polytheism ⓘ
ruledBy Brigantian kings ⓘ
Cartimandua ⓘ
Venutius ⓘ
subjugatedBy Roman Empire ⓘ
timePeriod Iron Age ⓘ
early Roman era ⓘ

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Roman fort of Mamucium → region → Brigantian territory ⓘ
subject surface form: Mamucium