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==History== | ==History== | ||
The Iberian peoples are an Indo-European people that first appeared during the [[w:Atlantic Bronze Age|Atlantic Bronze Age]], migrating from the Southwest of modern France to the Southeast of Iberia. There, they developed into many divided tribes who would later - with the arrival of the [[w:Ancient Greece|Ancient Greeks]] and their contact with them - reunite into a single tribe ruled by a so called '''[[Contionary:Teutārēks|Teutārēks]]''' (a leader similar to a king without the army control). Their territory was about the same until the arrival of the Ancient Greeks in [[w:Empúries|Emporion]]. | The Iberian peoples are an Indo-European people that first appeared during the [[w:Atlantic Bronze Age|Atlantic Bronze Age]], migrating from the Southwest of modern France to the Southeast of Iberia. There, they developed into many divided tribes who would later - with the arrival of the [[w:Ancient Greece|Ancient Greeks]] and their contact with them - reunite into a single tribe ruled by a so called '''[[Contionary:Teutārēks|Teutārēks]]''' (a leader similar to a king without the army control). Their territory was about the same until the arrival of the Ancient Greeks in [[w:Empúries|Emporion]]. | ||
[[File:Iberians 800BC.svg|thumb|The Iberian | [[File:Iberians 800BC.svg|thumb|The Iberian tribes territory in 800 BC. The Vrāteres were not Iberians (Ibēres) but a Celto-Iberian tribe that was later assimilated.]] | ||
==Romanization== | ==Romanization== | ||