Lingones (ancient Gallic tribe)

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The Lingones were an ancient Gallic tribe of northeastern Gaul, known for their strategic location near the upper Seine and Marne rivers and for later becoming integrated into the Roman Empire.

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instanceOf Celtic people
ancient Gallic tribe
associatedModernRegion Burgundy
Côte-d’Or
linked to: Côte d'Or

Haute-Marne
capital Andematunnum
civitasCenter Andematunnum
conqueredBy Roman Republic
culture La Tène culture
economy agriculture
metalworking
trade
ethnicGroupOf Gaul
ethnonymPreservedIn Langres
hasArchaeologicalSite Langres plateau
linked to: Langres Plateau
integratedInto Roman Empire
knownFor strategic position between Seine and Marne river basins
knownFromSource Julius Caesar’s Commentarii de Bello Gallico
linked to: Gallic Wars

Pliny the Elder’s Naturalis Historia
Ptolemy’s Geographia
language Gaulish
laterLanguage Latin
laterReligion Christianity
Roman religion
locatedIn northeastern Gaul
locatedNear upper Marne River
upper Seine River
mainSettlement Andematunnum
militaryRole provided auxiliary troops to Roman army
modernName Langres
neighbouringTribe Aedui
Leuci
Senones
Sequani
participatedIn Gallic Wars
partOf Gallia Comata
linked to: Gaul
provinceUnderRome Gallia Lugdunensis
region Celtic Gaul
linked to: Gallia Celtica
religion Celtic polytheism
romanCivitasName civitas Lingonum
romanization high
romanRoadJunction Andematunnum
strategicFunction controlled access between northern Gaul and central Gaul
controlled routes between Rhine and Seine basins
subgroupOf Gauls
timePeriod Iron Age
Roman period

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Langres namedAfter Lingones (ancient Gallic tribe)