Æsaronenses facts for kids
The Æsaronenses (pronounced Eye-sah-roh-NEN-sees) or Aesaronenses were an ancient group of people who lived on the island of Sardinia a very long time ago. We know about them because an important ancient writer named Ptolemy wrote about them in his books.
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The Ancient Æsaronenses
The Æsaronenses were one of many different groups of people who lived in Sardinia during ancient times. They were known for living in a specific part of the island. Learning about these ancient peoples helps us understand the history and geography of Sardinia.
Where Did They Live in Sardinia?
The Æsaronenses lived in a particular area of Sardinia. Their home was located to the south of two other ancient groups, the Salcitani and the Lucuidonenses. They also lived to the north of the Æchilenenses, who were sometimes called the Cornenses. This shows they were right in the middle of these different communities on the island.
Why Do We Know About Them?
Our knowledge of the Æsaronenses comes from the writings of Ptolemy. He was a famous ancient Greek scholar who lived in the 2nd century AD. Ptolemy wrote a very important book called "Geography," which described the world as it was known at that time. In this book, he carefully listed different peoples and places, including the Æsaronenses in Sardinia. His detailed notes are very valuable for historians today.
See also
In Spanish: Aesaronenses para niños
