Caledonii

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The Caledonii were an ancient tribal people of what is now Scotland, known from Roman accounts as fierce opponents of Roman expansion in northern Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic tribe
ancient people
tribal group
archaeologicalAssociation hillforts in northern Scotland
culture tribal society
describedAs barbarians by Roman authors
fierce opponents of Roman expansion
economy hunting and gathering
pastoralism
ethnicGroup Celtic peoples
inhabited territory north of the Forth–Clyde isthmus
knownFrom Cassius Dio NERFINISHED
Roman sources
Tacitus NERFINISHED
languageFamily Celtic languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn Caledonia NERFINISHED
Highlands of Scotland NERFINISHED
Scotland
northern Britain
mentionedIn Agricola (by Tacitus) NERFINISHED
Roman historiography of Britain
militaryActivity raids against Roman Britain
nameGaveRiseTo Caledonia NERFINISHED
nameUsedBy Romans NERFINISHED
opposed Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman expansion in northern Britain
possibleSuccessorGroup Picts NERFINISHED
religion Celtic polytheism
timePeriod Iron Age
Roman Britain NERFINISHED

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Caledonia associatedWith Caledonii