Picenes

E404096

The Picenes were an ancient Italic people who inhabited the Adriatic coast of central Italy, known for their distinctive material culture, warrior aristocracy, and interactions with Etruscan and Greek civilizations.

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Picenes canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iron Age people
ancient Italic people
archaeologicalCulture Picene culture
burialCustoms inhumation in tumulus graves
richly furnished tombs
capitalOrMainCenter Ancona NERFINISHED
Asculum
Cupra Marittima
Numana
conqueredBy Roman Republic
conquestDate 3rd century BC
continent Europe
country Italy
culture Italic culture
economy agriculture
animal husbandry
metalworking
trade
ethnicGroupOf Picenum
event conquered by the Roman Republic
evidenceType archaeological remains
epigraphic inscriptions
floruit 4th century BC
5th century BC
6th century BC
7th century BC
8th century BC
9th century BC
integratedInto Roman Republic
interactedWith Etruscans
surface form: Etruscan civilization

Greek colonies in the Adriatic
Romans
knownFor bronze and iron objects
contacts with Etruscans
contacts with Greeks
distinctive material culture
elaborate weaponry
horse equipment
rich grave goods
trade across the Adriatic Sea
warrior aristocracy
locatedIn central Italy
locatedOn Adriatic coast
neighbor Etruscans
Sabines
Samnites
Umbrians
partOf ancient Italy
regionCorrespondsTo modern Marche
part of modern Abruzzo
religion Italic paganism
polytheism
socialStructure aristocratic clans
warrior elite
spokeLanguage North Picene language
Picene language
South Picene language
timePeriod Early first millennium BC
Iron Age
writingSystem Old Italic script

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