Tibulati facts for kids

The Tibulati were an ancient group of people who lived a very long time ago on the island of Sardinia. They were also known as Tibulates or Tibulatii.

These people lived in the far northern part of Sardinia. Their home was near an old city called Tibula. They lived close to another group of people called the Corsi, who gave their name to the nearby island of Corsica. Just to their north were the Coracenses.

We know about the Tibulati because an ancient writer named Ptolemy mentioned them in his writings. Ptolemy was a famous geographer and astronomer who lived around 100-170 AD. His work helps us learn about the ancient world.

Who Were the Tibulati?

The Tibulati were one of many different groups of people who lived on Sardinia in ancient times. These groups often had their own unique customs and ways of life. Learning about them helps us understand the history of the island.

Where Did They Live?

The island of Sardinia is in the Mediterranean Sea. The Tibulati lived in the northernmost part of the island. This area would have had its own unique landscape, perhaps with mountains, coasts, or forests, which would have shaped their daily lives.

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In Spanish: Tibulati para niños