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Aquitanian language
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The Aquitanian language, also Vasco-Aquitanian or Eusko-Aquitanian, was the language of the ancient Vasco-Aquitanian peoples, namely the Aquitani and Vascones. The Aquitani lived in Roman times north
The Lerga stela (Navarre), bearing the name Ummesahar, read from Basque ume ('child') and zahar ('old')
The Lerga stela (Navarre), bearing the name Ummesahar, read from Basque ume ('child') and zahar ('old')
Hand of Irulegi (1st century BC), from the territory of the Vascones, possibly bearing an Aquitanian text.
Hand of Irulegi (1st century BC), from the territory of the Vascones, possibly bearing an Aquitanian text.
Gallia Aquitania
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Gallia Aquitania, also known as Aquitaine or Aquitaine Gaul, was a province of the Roman Empire. It lay in present-day southwest France and the comarca of Val d'Aran in northeast Spain, where it gave
Aquitanian language
…Ebro, in the area of present-day Navarre. Aquitanian is related to Basque, both being classified as Vasconic languages. The term Aquitanian derives from Aquitania, the name given by Caesar to the lands inhabited by the Aquitani. Modern scholarship applies it in two senses. In a narrow sense it denotes only the…
Sestertius of Hadrian found in the Garonne near Burdigala, from a shipwreck of 155/56 AD
Sestertius of Hadrian found in the Garonne near Burdigala, from a shipwreck of 155/56 AD