A
Abadutiker , Mercader Iberian appearing in a business letter. Emporion lived in the year 200 BC C.
Abararban , Íbero. Written in a weight (Santa Coloma de Gramanet. Abargitibasar , written in ceramics (Ensérune, France)
Abartanban, Íbero. Written by the glass (Edeta)
Abartiaigis , Iberian . Written by the glass (Edeta)
Abartiaigis ., Íbero. Written in a lead (Castellón).
Candid , Celtic (Astur)
Abiloskere , Iberian (Ilergetian)
Abin, Iberian (Sedetan)
Ablon, Judge. His name appears on a bronze Kontrebia Belaiska in the year 87 a. C. Possibly Celtiberian.
Adimbeles , Iberian (indiketes?, Ennegense)
Adimels , Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Adingibas , Iberian (Sedetan)
Aenibeli , ÍberoAllorcos - Ibero
Agerdo , Iberian (Suessetano)
Agirnes , Iberian (Suessetano)
Aibekeres , Ibero. Written on the pot lid (Azaila).
Aiunesker , Ibero. Written on amphora (Azaila).
Aituikeiltun , Aiunibaiser Iberian, Ibero
Aiunikarb and Ibero
Aiunin , Ibero (Sedetan), female
AIUSA, Celtic.
Albena, Celtic (Sedetan suconsense)
Albennes , Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Albura , Celtic (Braga), female.
Alorildui , Íbero. Written on a stela (Fraga).
Aloriltun , Iberian (Ilergetian)
Alortigis , Íbero. Written in amphora (Lécera).
Alostibas , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ensérune, France).
hallucinations, Prince Celtiberian in the year 209 a. C. Scipio was presented with 1,400 warriors on horseback, in gratitude for freeing his girlfriend, who was in hadthe Kart (Cartagena), which the Carthaginians had taken hostage.
Love, Celtic. Woman's name that appears in the bronze No. 3 of Kontrebia Belaiska.
subsides, Celtic. Appears in bronze Kontrebia No. 3 Belaiska Ambato, Celtic (Lugo)
Ambollo , Celtic (Lugo)
Amia, Celtic. Cantabrian female name.
Ambon, Celtiberian. Warrior chief strategist or Numancia.
Amuso, Íbero. Prince or King of the Ausetani. He fled in 218 a. C. Asdrubal ally, faced Scipio in the Second Punic War.
Ana , Celtiberian. Female name appears on the bronze Kontrebia No 3 Belaiska.
Andobales , Íbero. Prince or King of the lacetanos who faced Scipio during the Second Punic War.
Anieskor , Íbero
Antorbanen , Íbero. Written in ceramic type "hat." Edeta aparam , Celtic (Cantabria)
Apana, Celtic (Lugo), female.
Stack, Celtic (Braga)
Araujo, Celtic (Astur)
Arava, Celtic (Astur)
Arbiskar , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Olie).
Arbirska r, Iberian (Sedetan)
Arcua , Celtic (Braga)
Aretaunin , Íbero. Women. Written in ceramics (Liria).
Argantonio , King of Tartessos in oriental period (seventh century BC) Argisabam , Íbero. Posted in Ceramic White (Cerdanyola).
Argitibasar , Íbero. Posted in Ceramic White (Cerdanyola).
Argitiker , Íbero. Written in a lead (Castellón).
Arkilo , Celtic (Braga)
Armitalasko , Íbero. Written in stone (Arse).
Arran, Iberian (Suessetano)
Atabeles or Atabels , Íbero. Written in Emporion currency. Some believe it is the Indian version of the name Indíbil Ilergetian caudillo. Atanscer Begense, Iberian (Lacetano begense)
Atinbelaur , Íbero. Written in stone (Tarragona).
Atten, Leader of the Turdetani (206 BC).
Atul , Celtic (Sedetan suconsense)
AULEDA , Celtic (Astur)
Ainu children, Celtic. Women.
appears in bronze Kontrebia No 3
Aunin , Íbero
Auruningica , Íbero. Women. Written on a stela (Santa Perpetua de Moguda).
Ausa, Celtic. Written in a pot (Albalate).
Austinco , Iberian (Sedetan)
Miser, Celtic. Arévacos warlord who tried to negotiate the surrender of over Numancia with Scipio and killed by his compatriots for being the bearer of bad news and fear that staff had negotiated a way out.
B
Baboroten , Iberian (Sedetan)
Babpo , Judge Kontrebia Belaiska in the year 87 a. C. Possibly Celtiberian
Bagarok , Íbero. Written in a lead (Alcoy)
Dance, Latin. Written in a silver bowl (Tivisa)
Baisebilos , Íbero. Written in a lead (Emporion)
Baisetas , Íbero. Written on a stela (Sinarcas)
Baitesir , Íbero. Written in a lead (Ullastret)
Balacertar , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Azaila)
Balcaldur , Íbero. Written in one currency (Arse)
Balceadin , Íbero. Written in one currency (Arse)
Balcebe , Íbero. Written in neck vessel (Edeta)
Balceskar , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ensérune, France)
Balciadin , Iberian (Barskunn) Balcibil, Iberian (barskun bagarense) Balcibilos, Íbero (Barskunn) Balkar
, Íbero. Written in ceramics (Alcoy)
Banitebar , ÍberoBartar, Íbero. Written in amphora (Azaila)
Basibalkar , Íbero
Basirtir , Ibero. Merchant law that appears in a business letter. Emporion lived in the year 200 BC C.
Baspedas , Íbero. Arse immunity originating merchant resident in Emporion in the year 500 BC C. His name appears in a business letter
Bastartine , Íbero. Written in amphora (Azaila)
Bastogaunin , Iberian, woman's name
Bastugitas , Celtic (Beron)
Bedules , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ensérune, France)
Belaiska , Íbero. Leader of the Ilergets in the year 195 a. C.
Belasbaiser , Iberian (Ilergetian)
Belasbaisereban , Íbero. Written on a stela (Fraga)
Nativity, Celtic (Sedetan suconsense)
Belennes , Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Beles, Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Bennabels , Iberian (Suessetano)
Bilakeaiunatinen , Ibero (Sedetan)
Bileseton , Iberian, woman's name
Bilin, Celtic. Appears in bronze Kontrebia No. 3 of
Bilistages , Iberian (Ilergetian)
Bilisteges . Iberian. Leader of the Ilergets in the year 195 a. C
Bilosbalkar , Ibero (Sedetan)
Bilustibas , Iberian (Sedetan)
Biosildun , Íbero. Written in a lead (Alcoy)
Binturke , Íbero. Merchant law that appears in a business letter. Emporion lived in the year 200 BC C.
Biulakos , written currency (Arse)
Biurbetin , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ullastret)
Biurdiki , Íbero. Merchant law that appears in a business letter. Emporion lived in the year 200 BC C.
Biurno , Iberian (Suessetano)
Biurtan , Íbero. Written in an amphora (Ensérune, France)
Biurtaneke , Iberian (Sedetan)
Biurtetel , Íbero. Written in weight (Azaila)
Biurtibes , Íbero. Written in a lead (Ullastret)
Biulakos , Iberian (Edetana)
Biurtilaur , Íbero. It appears on bronze No. 3 of Kontrebia Belaiska. Bodilkas , Íbero. Guerrero jurisdiction of Pozo Moro (Albacete), which was deified because of his exploits
Blecaeno , Celtic (Astur)
Blegino , Celtic (Astur)
Bodero , Celtic (Astur)
Bodilkas , Iberian (Contestana )
Bodo , Celtic. Name
Bodocena Cantabrian, Celtic (Astur)
Borno, Celtic (Braga)
Botenin , Iberian (Sedetan)
Botilkos , Celtic. Written in Ibolka currency. He was a judge Boutintibas , Íbero. Written in a patera (Tivisa)
Boutintibas , Iberian (Ilergavón)
Budar , Caudillo or Iberian king (196 BC)
Budecio , Celtic (Astur)
Buntalos , Celtiberian. Appears in Kortona bronze, late 11 th century BC, probably related to mine Silver City. Busadines , Caudillo or Iberian king (196 BC)
Burdo, Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Burral or Celtic (Astur)
Busadines , Íbero
C
Caciro , Celtiberian. Sekaiza Noble or elder, in the year 154 a. C., who negotiated with the Romans sent at the beginning of the Wars Celtibérica. Cado , Celtic. Name
Cacusin Cantabrian, Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Cado, Celtic (Cantabria)
Cadrolón , Celtic (Braga)
Caelo , Celtic (Braga)
Caikonbe , Íbero. Written in silver dish (Segura de la Sierra), blastula-name Perhaps
Turdetano Calveno , Celtic (Braga)
Camal, Celtic (Braga)
Caro, Celtic. Sekaiza warlord who took refuge in Numancia and was appointed army chief in both cities set at 153 a. C. Cauecas , Celtic. Written on a stela (Sinarcas)
Canine, Canine, Íbero. Women. Written in a glass (Edeta)
Caturón , Celtic (Braga)
Cauecas ,
Cerdubeles Celtic, Iberian. Leader of the oretanos, in the city of Kastil that firn an agreement with the Romans before the surrender of the city in 208 a. C. Although Iberian oretanos were a people, apparently the name was Celtic
Cerdubeles Caesarius, Celtic. Lusitanian chieftain who defeated Mummius in the year 141 a. C., killing at 9,000
Clout Roman, Celtic (Astur)
Clutamo , Celtic (Astur)
Clute, Celtic (Astur)
Coedo , Celtic (Astur, romanized?)
Corbis , Celtiberian
Culcas or Culcha , Íbero. King Turdetano the end of the third century BC C. (206-191 BC), who ruled over twenty-eight cities. Contributed 3,000 troops in infantry and 500 cavalry to the army of Scipio in the Second Punic War
Chadar, Iberian (barskun bagarense)
D
Daleninar , Íbero. Women. Written in a bowl
Deivoreicis, Celtiberian
Deobrigo , Celtic (Cantabria)
Doci, Celtic (Astur)
Dovidero , Celtic (Cantabria)
Dovile ( onis), Celtic (Braga)
Durat , Celtic. Name of Cantabria.
E
ebura , Celtic (Astur) Edecon, Íbero. King of the Edetanos (209 a. e). During the Second Punic War began as procartaginés, and later passed to the Roman side, due to the application of Hasdrubal Barca to let him hostage to his wife and daughter
Edereta , Íbero. Women
Eikebor , Iberian (Sedetan)
Elaeso , Celtic (Astur)
Elandus , Iberian (Suessetano)
Elbura , Celtic (Braga), woman's name
Elguismio , Celtic. Name
Enasagin Cantabrian, Iberian (Ilergetian)
Enneges , Iberian (Suessetano)
Ertebas , Mercader Íbero that appears in a business letter. Emporion lived in the year 200 BC C.
Eskutino , Celtic. It appears on bronze No. 3 of Kontrebia Belaiska. Eterindu , Íbero. Written on a stone (Arse)
Estopeles , Iberian (Sedetan)
Etesike , Iberian (Sedetan)
Eterindu , Iberian (Edetana)
F
flaó , Celtic (Astur)
Fusco, Celtic (Astur, romanized?)
G
Galduriaunin , Iberian, woman's name
Ganikbos , Íbero
Gárgoris , legendary King of the Tartessians. Discovered how to make honey. His son was Habis
Garok , Íbero. Written in a lead (A1coy)
Geseladin , Iberian (Suessetano)
woman's name Gnaeus Cornelius , Iberian (Ilergetian Romanized)
Gurtarno , Iberian (Suessetano)
H
Habis, mythical King of Tartessians. Gárgoris incestuous child. His myth is exemplary in terms of transition from one state to another developed barbarian; also the basis of a hereditary monarchy. Hilerno , Celtic king who led an army of vacceos, vettones and Celts, who was defeated by Marco Fulvio near Toledo on the 193 a. C.
Himilce or Similce , Íbero. Women. Oretani princess in Kastil. Was the wife of Hannibal.
I
Iariber , Iberian (Ilergavón?)
Iceatin , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ruby)
Ieorbeles , Íbero. Written in one currency (Sagunto)
Ieortas , Íbero. Written in a currency Saiti
Ikomkei , Iberian (Edetana)
Ildut , Íbero. Written in a wake. (Sinarcas)
Illurtibas , Iberian (Sedetan)
Iltiradin , Iberian. Written in a currency Ibolka
Iltubeles , Iberian (Edetana)
Iltunesker , Iberian (Turbolet)
Ilturatin , Iberian (Sedetan)
Ilturbeles , Íbero
Indíbil , Íbero. Chieftain or king of the Ilergets. Although they were a people Ilergets Íbero, apparently his name was Celtic. His exact title is unclear, since Polybius named as absolute ruler in 218 a. C., in 209 BC called king, and in 206 BC strategist. He is also mentioned as a dynasty of a city, not the whole people Ilergetian. He died in 205 a. C., after dismount and fight on foot to the ancient Romans heroically against
Indikortes , Chief Iberian, the upper valley of the Guadalquivir, which resisted and was defeated by Hamilcar Barca in the third century C. Is an example of the brutality used by the Carthaginians with their enemies defeated, and he was tortured, blinded and then crucified
Ind or Iberian. King Turdetano 50-45 year a. C.
Indortes , Celtic Warlord, the service of the Iberians, who was defeated and killed by Hamilcar Barca in the year 231 a. C.
Irariber , Íbero
Isbataris , Íbero. Written in marble (Arse)
Iscer , Íbero
Isceradin , Íbero. Written in a currency Ibolka
Iscerbeles , Ibero. Written in a coin mint
Unticescen Istolacio strategist Celtic in the service of the Iberians, who was defeated and killed by Hamilcar Barca in the year 231 a. C.
J
Jadar, Iberian (barskun bagarense)
K
Kalaitos , CeltíberoKalbo, Noble Tartessian (216 ac) Kara
, Celtic Women. Appears in Bronze # 3 of Kontrebia Belaiska. Katulatin , Íbero. Iberian merchant who appears in a business letter. Emporion lived in the year 200 BC C.
Katulatin , Iberian (indiketes)
Kaukirino , Celtic. It appears on bronze No. 3 of Kontrebia Belaiska (Botorrita)
Kompalko , Celtiberian (Belo)
Korbis , Caudillo or Iberian king (206 BC)
Korribilo , Noble Íbero (192 BC).
L
Lagunas, Íbero. Written in a lead (The Cigarralejo)
Lesson, Judge of Kontrebia Belaiska in the year 87 a. C. Possibly Celtiberian
Letondon , His name appears on a bronze Kontrebia Belaiska of 87 a. C. Possibly Celtiberian
Leukón , Celtic. Or warrior chief strategist
Likinete Numancia, Iberian (Sedetan)
Likinos , Celtic. Appears in bronze Kontrebia No. 3 of
Belaiska Liten , Celtiberian. Adamant warlord (152 ac)
Loucia , Celtic (Lugo), woman's name
Lubbe, praetor whose name appears on a bronze Kontrebia Belaiska in the year 87 a. C. Possibly Celtiberian
Luspanar , Iberian (Suessetano)
Luspangibas , Iberian (Suessetano)
Luxinio , Turdetano Leader or King at 197 a. C. Apparently, his name was Celtic.
M
Magavárico , Celtiberian. The name of a leader of the Belos of Sekaiza in Celtíberos Wars (154 BC)
Magil, Celtic (Astur)
Mandonius , Íbero. Chieftain or king of the Ilergets (209-205 BC). Although Iberian Ilergets were a people, apparently the name was Mandonius
Maturo Celtic, Celtic (Lugo)
Moenicapto , Celtiberian
N
Nabarsosin , Íbero. Written in a lead (Emporion)
Nalbeaden , Iberian (Suessetano)
Navia, Celtic (Astur), woman's name
Neitin , Iberian (Ilergetian) Name
Neitinbeles woman, Íbero
Nereildun , Íbero Written on a stone (Arse)
Nerseadin , Íbero Written on a tombstone (Arse)
Nesile , Iberian (Ilergetian)
Nicer, Celtic (Astur)
Nisunin , Íbero. Women. Written in a ceramic type hat (Edeta)
Nunn, Celtic. Women.
O
Olindo or Olon, Caudillo Celtiberian that in the year 170 BC, he rebelled against the Romans. It was very clever, bold and a prophet, so you think you might be an important priest (druid "?)
Order , Iberian (Sedetan)
Ordumeles , Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Orison, Íbero. King of the oretanos, that Hamilcar Barca beat Helike at 229 a. C., where he died the Carthaginian general. Orisa
, Íbero. King founder and patriarch of the oretanos
Orkeiabar , Íbero
Orkeikealur , Iberian (Ilergetian)
Orsua , Celtiberian
Otigirteker , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ullastret)
Ortintumbar , Iberian (Sedetan)
Otorkeiltir , Íbero
P
pentyl, Celtic (Astur)
Pirreso or Tiresia , Guerrero Celtiberian who fought in single combat against Fifth Leisure legacy of Metellus, during the Wars Celtíberos
Fabio Publius, Iberian (Ilergetian)
Q
Otacilio Fifth, Iberian (Ilergetian Romanized)
R
Redukeno , Celtic. Potter Celtiberian
Retogeno or Retógenes , Celtiberian of the ethnicity of the Arévacos. It was one of the most important nobles Numancia.
S
Sakarbik , Íbero. Written in a lead (The Cigarralejo)
Sakarisker , Íbero. Written in a lead (Alcoy)
Sanibelser , Iberian (Sedetan)
Segisama , Celtic. Name
Cantabrian Seiha or Zeiher, Íbero. Written in a bronze Kontrebia Belaiska and belongs to the attorney Salduie (Zaragoza). Ibero-vascón possible origin Selgiterar , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ensérune, France)
Sergeton , Iberian, woman's name
Sicedunin , Íbero. Women. Written in stone. (Arse)
Sicounin , Woman. Written in a lead (Emporion)
Stealth , Judge Kontrebia Belaiska in the year 87 a. C. Possibly Celtiberian
Sinebetin , Íbero. Written in a lead (Castellón)
Situbolai , Íbero. Written in one currency (Ibolka)
Socedeiaunin , Iberian, woman's name
Sosias , Íbero. Written in a patera (Mataró)
Sosimilo , Iberian (Suessetano)
Sosimilus , Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Sosinaden , Iberian (Suessetano)
Sosin, Íbero (Suessetano)
Sosinbiuru , Íbero. Written in a lead (Castellón)
Sosintacer , written on a tombstone (Canet de Roig)
Sosinbiuru , Iberian (Ilergavón)
Sortarban , Iberian (Ilergavón?)
Stena , Celtiberian. Woman's name
Statintubas , Iberian (Sedetan)
Suisetarten , Iberian (Ilergetian)
T
Talskubilos , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ensérune, France) Tannegiscerris , Iberian (Otovesano)
Tantalus, Celtic (Lusitano)
Tarbantu , Celtic. Father of a bronze horseman Ascoli Berón Tarkunbiur , Íbero. Appears in Belaiska Kontrebia bronzes. Teitebas , Judge Kontrebia Belaiska in the year 87 a. C. Originally from Alaun
Tarkunbiur , Celtic (Beron)
Tarsinno , Iberian (Sedetan)
Tartikeles , Iberian (Sedetan?)
Tautindals , Íbero
Tautinkon , Celtic (Sedetan suconsense)
Teibobores , Iberian (Sedetan)
Teitebas , Iberian (Sedetano)
Terkinos , Celtic. Appears en el bronze No. 3 Kontrebia Belaiska Thurr regulates jefe Celtiberian him 179 a. C.
Thurr, Celtiberian (Belo)
Tibaste , Ibero. Written in a metal container (Tivisa)
Tillego , Iberian (Ilergavón)
Torsino , Celtic (Lugo)
tout , Celtic. Written on ceramics (Enserune, France)
Tueituikeiltun , Iberian (Elisices)
Turaeio , Ibero
Turciradin , Celtic (Astur)
Touraine, Celtic Name
Turiba Cantabrian, Iberian. Belaiska Kontrebia magistrate in the year 87 a. C. Originally from Alaun.
Turino, Iberian (barskun bagarense)
Turinnus , Iberian (Sedetan)
Turtumelis , Iberian (indiketes?, Ennegense)
U
Ultidikán , Mercader Iberian that appears in a business letter. Emporion lived in the year 200 BC C.
Ultinos , Celtic. It appears on bronze No. 3 of Kontrebia Belaiska.
Umarilo , Celtic. Beron, rider of Ascoli.
Umarbeles , Celtiberian (Belo)
Umargibas , Iberian (Suessetano)
Umarillun , Iberian (Suessetano)
Umarilo , Celtic (Beron)
Uniaunin , Celtic (Beron), woman's name
Unibel , Íbero. Women, written in a lead (Ullastret).
Unibetin , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ensérune, France)
Untigorisar , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Ensérune, France).
Uraucen , Íbero. Written in ceramics (Enserune France).
Urcaildu , Íbero. Written in one currency (Ibolka)
Urcebas , Íbero. Written in a jar (Edeta)
Urcetices , Íbero. Written in a patera (Tivisa)
Urged , Iberian (Ilergavón)
Urkeatin , Iberian (Suessetano) Name
Uxentio woman, Celtiberian. Belaiska Kontrebia magistrate in the year 87 a. C
V
Vecco , Celtiberian (Belo)
Vecio , Celtic (Lugo)
Veroblo , Celtic (Lugo)
Viriato , Celtic (Braga)
Vismaro , Celtic (Lusitano)
