Lingones

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The Lingones were an ancient Celtic tribe of Gaul, known from Roman sources and located in the region of present-day northeastern France and western Switzerland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Celtic tribe
archaeologicalCulture oppida settlements
capitalInRomanPeriod Andematunnum NERFINISHED
capitalInRomanPeriod Lingonae NERFINISHED
capitalModernName Langres NERFINISHED
continent Europe
culture La Tène culture NERFINISHED
economy agriculture
metalworking
trade
ethnicity Celtic
knownFrom Roman sources
languageFamily Celtic languages NERFINISHED
laterReligion Roman religion
locatedInPresentDay northeastern France
western Switzerland
locatedInThePast Gaul NERFINISHED
northeastern Gaul
mainSettlement Langres NERFINISHED
mentionedBy Julius Caesar NERFINISHED
Pliny the Elder NERFINISHED
Ptolemy NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Commentarii de Bello Gallico NERFINISHED
Naturalis Historia NERFINISHED
militaryRole provided auxiliary troops to Roman army
militaryStatusUnderRome allied to Rome
modernCountry France NERFINISHED
Switzerland NERFINISHED
modernNameDerivedFrom Langres NERFINISHED
neighbouringTribe Aedui NERFINISHED
Leuci NERFINISHED
Senones NERFINISHED
Sequani NERFINISHED
partOf Celtic Gaul NERFINISHED
La Tène cultural sphere NERFINISHED
politicalOrganization tribal society
provinceUnderRome Gallia Lugdunensis NERFINISHED
region Gallia Belgica NERFINISHED
Gallia Lugdunensis NERFINISHED
religion Celtic polytheism
romanization partially romanized under the Roman Empire
territoryFeature plateau of Langres NERFINISHED
upper Marne basin
upper Seine basin
timePeriod Iron Age
Roman period

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Sequani neighboringTribe Lingones
Helvetii neighbouringTribe Lingones