Narbasi facts for kids
The Narbasi were an ancient Celtic tribe. They lived in a region called Gallaecia. This area is now parts of northern Portugal (specifically the Minho Province) and northwestern Galicia (Spain).
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Who Were the Narbasi Tribe?
The Narbasi were one of many groups of people known as Celts. Celts were ancient people who lived across much of Europe. They shared similar languages, cultures, and ways of life. The Narbasi were a specific tribe within the larger Celtic family.
Where Did the Narbasi Live?
The Narbasi tribe made their home in the northwestern part of the Iberian Peninsula. This region was known as Gallaecia in ancient times. Today, this area includes the Minho Province in northern Portugal. It also covers nearby parts of modern Galicia in Spain. They lived near rivers and fertile lands.
What Was Life Like for the Narbasi?
Life for the Narbasi, like many Celtic tribes, likely revolved around farming and raising animals. They probably lived in small villages. These villages were often built on hills for protection. They might have had strong community ties. Their culture would have included unique traditions and beliefs. We know about them mostly from Roman records.
How Do We Know About Them?
Historians and archaeologists learn about ancient tribes like the Narbasi from different sources. The ancient Romans wrote about the people they met and conquered. These writings give us clues about the Narbasi. Also, archaeological digs can uncover old tools, pottery, and settlement remains. These findings help us understand their daily lives.
See also
In Spanish: Narbasos para niños
- Pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula
