Stone Age tribal regions

[Phyrebrat]

Thought this might interest some of you.

 

[Venusian Broon]

Well they are the Roman/Greek names for them, so they are going to probably be a bit off. Mind you, the real, original names the tribes themselves used were probably much worse! Given that they probably spoke something close to Welsh.

Whenever I see the Iceni, for some reason I always think they are the forefathers of the modern food chain 'Iceland'. Don't ask me why.

Mind you, what are the 'Belgians' doing around about Bristol??

I was going to go all pedantic @Phyrebratm that these are Iron-age tribes, not stone age ones, but RuralHistoria gets it right!

 

[Harpo]

A few more, maybe a bit later

 

[Harpo]

And here are the tribes of northeast Gaul

 

[Harpo]

Further west of course lies the village of Asterix and friends.
Historically their local tribe were Coriosolites.

Coriosolites - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[hitmouse]

Mind you, what are the 'Belgians' doing around about Bristol??

Not a problem since Brexit.

 

[Eyeball]

Incidentally there are lots of prehistoric computer games like this one-

I own some of them but they're overcomplicated because you have to constantly monitor your stockpiles of essentials like multiple food types etc, and although a chartered accountant might like doing that, I don't..

 

[Elckerlyc]

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