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- Silures - Wikipedia
The Latin word Silures is of Celtic origin, perhaps derived from the Common Celtic root *sīlo-, "seed" Words derived from this root in Celtic languages (for example Old Irish síl, Welsh hil) are used to mean "blood-stock, descendants, lineage, offspring", as well as "seed" in the vegetable sense
- Silures | Celtic Tribe, Iron Age Wales | Britannica
Silures, a powerful people of ancient Britain, occupying much of southeastern Wales Incited by the king of the Trinovantes tribe, Caratacus, they fiercely resisted the Roman conquest from about ad 48
- The Silures Tribe: Rome’s Biggest Headache Hailed from Wales?
The Silures were a tribe, or tribal confederation, that occupied what is now Eastern Wales The Roman Historian and Senator Tacitus wrote of the Silures tribe He described them as having curly hair and dark skin As such, he believed that they had crossed over from Spain into Wales
- The Kings of the Silures: A Forgotten Legacy - Celtic Mythology
The Silures were a prominent Celtic tribe located in ancient Britain, primarily inhabiting what is now known as South Wales Known for their fierce resistance against Roman conquest, the Silures played a significant role in the cultural and historical landscape of ancient Britain
- Kingdoms of British Celts - Silures - The History Files
Rulers of the Silures emerge out of semi-mythical Celtic folklore, with the earliest of those named being claimed as a son of Bran Fendigaid in the late first century BC (a legendary high king of Britain)
- Silures Celtic Tribe - Roman Britain
The rocks which formed in the third period of the Palaeozoic era, between the Ordovician¹ and Devonian, are known by modern geologists as Silurian, because outcrops of this geological period occurred in the mountains of south-east Wales, which were the ancient territories of the Silures tribe
- Romans in Britain - The Silures Tribe
The tribal name Silures, may itself be one given to the tribes by the Romans It Latin it means 'the people of the rocks', reflecting to the mountainous region in which they lived The tribe's people were noted for their aggresive, firey nature and their mass of thick, black curly hair
- Silures | Encyclopedia. com
Silures A British tribe and civitas The Silures are mentioned by several Roman authors, among them Pliny, Ptolemy, and Tacitus Tacitus actually described their physical characteristics—swarthy and curly-haired—and suggested that their ancestors migrated from Spain
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