Daunians

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The Daunians were an ancient Italic people who inhabited northern Apulia in southeastern Italy, known for their distinctive pottery and funerary stelae.

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Daunians canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italic people
ancient people
archaeologicalEvidence necropoleis with stone stelae
archaeologicalSite Arpi
Canusium
Ordona
Salapia
Sipontum
artStyle figurative scenes on stelae
geometric decoration on pottery
burialCustoms inhumation burials
use of carved limestone stelae
culture Daunian culture
economy agriculture
maritime trade
pastoralism
ethnicGroupOf Daunia
eventuallyIncorporatedInto Roman Republic
flourishedDuring 1st millennium BC
4th century BC
5th century BC
6th century BC
7th century BC
8th century BC
historicalRegion Daunia
influencedBy Etruscan culture
linked to: Etruscans

Greek culture
Illyrian culture
knownFor Daunian stelae
distinctive pottery
funerary stelae
languageFamily Italic languages
locatedIn Italian Peninsula
northern Apulia
southeastern Italy
materialCulture handmade impasto pottery
painted geometric pottery
stone sculpture
neighboringPeople Lucanians
Messapians
Peucetians
Samnites
partOf Iapygian peoples
regionToday Apulia
relatedEthnicGroup Messapians
Peucetians
religion polytheism
spoke Daunian language
timePeriod Iron Age

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Apulians neighboringPeople Daunians
Messapians relatedEthnicGroup Daunians
Apuli neighboringPeople Daunians
Peucetians closelyRelatedTo Daunians
Peucetians neighbouringPeople Daunians
Herdonia inhabitedBy Daunians
Iapygia inhabitedBy Daunians