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Arverni Tribe: The Gallic People Who Challenged Rome

Like many other Gallic tribes, the Arverni left no written records; their knowledge comes from writings left by foreign peoples: Greeks and Romans. However, it is Julius Caesar who enables us to understand the 1st century BC.

By Hrothsige Frithowulf
Published: December 5, 2023
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