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Tectosages

The Tectosages (Ancient Greek: Τεκτόσαγες) were one of the three Celtic peoples of Galatia in central Anatolia, together with the Tolistobogii and the Trocmi. They settled in the 3rd century BC in central Galatia around Ancyra (modern Ankara), between the Sangarius and the Halys (modern Kızılırmak). Their tetrarchy was absorbed by Deiotarus in the…

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Tectosages

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related to Settlement · 36
Tectosages → Aegean, After, Anatolia, Anatolian, Ancyra, Asia Minor, Balkans, BC, Bithynia, Caesar, Celtic, Celtic West, Danube, Europe, Galatia, Galatian, Galatians, Gaul, Gauls, Greece
related to Galatian wars and tetrarchy · 18
Tectosages → Ancyra, BC, Castor Tarcondarius, Deiotarus, Drunemeton, Galatia, Gnaeus Manlius Vulso, Gorbeous, In, Like, Mount Magaba, Mount Olympus, Pharsalus, Pompey, Roman, The Tectosages, Tolistobogii, Trocmi
related to Geography · 18
Tectosages → Ancyra, Ankara, BC, Galatia, Great Phrygia, Halys, Kızılırmak, Lycaonia, Mount Magaba, Pessinus, Pisidia, Probably, Proseilemmene, Sangarius, The Tectosages, They, Tolistobogii, Toutobodiaci
related to Name · 15
Tectosages → Celtic, Galatia, Gaulish, It, Latin, Livy, Old Irish, Strabo, Tectosagii, Textosagioi, Textosagios, The, The Tectosages, Tolistobogii, Trocmi

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galatia bc ancyra tolistobogii three peoples one central century name roman province celtic anatolia around modern trocmi galatian halys strabo

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Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyIn0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyBC0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyRoman0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyGnaeus Manlius Vulso0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyMount Magaba0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyTolistobogii0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyMount Olympus0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyLike0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyGalatia0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyDrunemeton0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyCastor Tarcondarius0.60section
Tectosagesrelated to Galatian wars and tetrarchyGorbeous0.60section

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