This map shows the approximate location of the major tribes who lived in Britain at the time of the Roman Conquest of Britain in the First Century AD. The sole source for the existence and ...

Ancient cultures were just as diverse as modern societies, perhaps even more so, at least in the case of the Durotriges tribe of ancient Britain.

The work supports growing archaeological evidence that women had high status within Celtic societies across Europe, including Britain, and gives credence to Roman written accounts that were often ...

The Roman invasion began in southern Britain. Around 2,000 years ago ... of heavy taxes and the Romans taking their land, some Celtic tribes were desperate for revenge. In AD60, one leader ...

From 600 BC to 43 AD, early languages of Europe influenced the families of Celtic languages spoken ... of British support for the Gaulish tribes during the Roman wars that Julius Caesar launched ...

Boudicca, who’s name means “Bringer of Victory,” was an ancient British Celtic queen who died around 60 CE, after leading her ...

As long as the tribes were divided, the Roman army was the strongest force in Britain. And while they were fighting each other, the tribes were unlikely to team up and fight the Romans.

Emily Poncia looks at some of the most impressive leaders throughout time Boudicca is remembered for defeating the Roman Ninth Legion who tried to take over her husband's tribe, the Celtic Iceni ...