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Prerroman peoples (Judit Lozano)
The Iberans. They were coming from the north of Africa and they occupied the Mediterranean litoral. They were living in tribesand weredevoting themseves to the raching, the agriculture and the metal industry. They managed to obtain a civilization. His religion was turning conocerning the stars and the spirits.
The Tartesians. His unknown oring and they settled themselved in the shout of the peninsula, wherefrom they bloomed important cities as Tartessos. They devoted themselves to the raching, the agriculture and the maritime trade. They were adoring the Sun, the moon and other stars.
The Celts. They were Indo-Europena and they settled themselves in the center and in the north of the peninsula. His civilization was important, stands out his skill in the agriculture, in elaborating metals and in the decorative arts. His religion was polythestic and they were adoring the Sun the beam and other elemnts of the nature. Celts and Iberians fused signing the Celtiverian village. The Cantabrians, natives of Asturias and vascones in the north of the peninsula.
The Iberans. They were coming from the north of Africa and they occupied the Mediterranean litoral. They were living in tribesand weredevoting themseves to the raching, the agriculture and the metal industry. They managed to obtain a civilization. His religion was turning conocerning the stars and the spirits.
The Tartesians. His unknown oring and they settled themselved in the shout of the peninsula, wherefrom they bloomed important cities as Tartessos. They devoted themselves to the raching, the agriculture and the maritime trade. They were adoring the Sun, the moon and other stars.
The Celts. They were Indo-Europena and they settled themselves in the center and in the north of the peninsula. His civilization was important, stands out his skill in the agriculture, in elaborating metals and in the decorative arts. His religion was polythestic and they were adoring the Sun the beam and other elemnts of the nature. Celts and Iberians fused signing the Celtiverian village. The Cantabrians, natives of Asturias and vascones in the north of the peninsula.
