What does CIb stand for?

Celtiberian (linguistics)

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He shows how some 85 inscriptions from about 750-450 BC closely resemble the Celtiberian spoken in east-central Spain, Gaulish across the Pyrenees, and the insular Celtic languages still spoken across what is now the English Channel.

Tartessian; celtic in the south-west at the dawn of history

The writer Strabo, tells us how Celtiberians worshipped an unnamed God at full moon; ?

The Early Histories of the Ancient Celts (Part 2)

It is recorded in many places that Milesians came from Iberia between 1500 BC and 500 BC just as the Spanish Armada later dumped a lot of Celtiberians into the genetic mix of Scotland and Ireland in more recent times.

The Origin of America's Corporate Elite (BC)

History This "Stone Ship," as the city is nicknamed, has witnessed the coming of the Celtiberians (before it resembled a ship), the Romans who overcame them in the year 80 BC, a short-lived but impressionable Moorish occupation, and finally, as with all of Spain, the return of the Christians.

Castilla y Leon

Below the stone, and the tourist's feet, are the remains of an ancient Celtiberian settlement, over which the Romans began to create their city of Norba Caesariana in 25 BC, only to have it largely destroyed by the invading Visigoths years later.

Extremadura

Prior to this, the Romans had founded Toletum, as it was then known, in 192 BC over a land that had seen the settlement of Celtiberians and Iberians.

Castilla-La Mancha

The city itself was established by the Romans in 138 BC with the name Valentia after they had successfully run the Carthiginians out, though the city had known Celtiberians and Phoenician and Greek traders long before.

The Levante

The city was founded by the Romans, who called it Pontis Veteris, though Celtiberian tribes and Phoenician and Greek merchants are known to have frequented the area previously.

Galicia