Dobunni

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The Dobunni were an Iron Age Celtic tribe of southwestern Britain, later incorporated into the Roman province with their main town at Corinium (modern Cirencester).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic tribe
Iron Age tribe
archaeologicalEvidence rural farmsteads
temple sites at Uley
villas in Cirencester region
capital Cirencester NERFINISHED
Corinium Dobunnorum NERFINISHED
coinagePeriod late Iron Age
coinageStyle inscribed coins
country Roman Britain NERFINISHED
culture Celtic
economy agriculture
metalworking
trade
ethnicGroup Celts NERFINISHED
flourished 1st century BCE
1st century CE
hasArchaeologicalSite Bagendon NERFINISHED
Frocester NERFINISHED
Nympsfield NERFINISHED
Uley NERFINISHED
hasHillfort Bagendon hillfort NERFINISHED
Maiden Castle (Gloucestershire) NERFINISHED
Uley Bury NERFINISHED
hasModernTown Cirencester NERFINISHED
hasRomanName Corinium Dobunnorum NERFINISHED
incorporatedInto Roman administrative system
knownFrom Ptolemy's Geography NERFINISHED
Roman sources
coinage
inscriptions
language Brittonic
locatedIn Britannia NERFINISHED
southwestern Britain
neighbouringTribe Belgae NERFINISHED
Catuvellauni NERFINISHED
Cornovii NERFINISHED
Durotriges NERFINISHED
Silures NERFINISHED
partOf Roman province of Britannia NERFINISHED
region modern Gloucestershire
parts of modern Somerset
parts of modern Warwickshire
parts of modern Worcestershire
religion Celtic polytheism
subduedBy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
timePeriod Iron Age
Roman Britain NERFINISHED

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