Iceni

Iron Age people · Southern Britain (England & Wales) · attested 30 BC–AD 300

The Iceni were a people of Southern Britain in the Iron Age. Like almost every people of this period, they are known essentially through outside observers, and what survives is little more than a name and an approximate location. The name is attested as Iceni probable [pleiades] .

Approximate locations — points, not territories (Pleiades representative coordinates). Colour marks region; the borders of these peoples are unknown. Tap a point for the people.

We do not draw a territory for the Iceni. Their borders are unknown and contested; the point above marks only an approximate location, not an extent — and there is no line of descent from this people to the later clans or to anyone today. A fuller overview is available on Wikipedia.

Other peoples of Southern Britain

Atrebates · Belgae · Brigantes · Cantiaci · Carvetii · Catoslugi · Catuvellauni · Corieltauvi · Cornovii · Deceangli · Demetai · Dobunni · Dumnonii · Durotriges · Gabrantouikes · Ordovices · Parisoi · Reg(i)noi · Setantioi · Silures · *Tectoverdi · Trinobantes

Sources

[ptolemyGeographia] Ptolemy, Geographia, Book II (c. AD 150) — the Greek geographer’s list of the poleis and peoples of Britain and Ireland. Public domain (ancient text)
[pleiades] Pleiades: a gazetteer of past places (pleiades.stoa.org). CC BY 3.0 (attribution required) · link