Textoverdi
The Textoverdi were a group of ancient Britons whose name appears in the upper valley of the River South Tyne in present-day Northumberland. One scholar calls them one of the “shadowy peoples of Lower Britain.” The Textoverdi may have been a sub-tribe of the Brigantes, but according to Laurence and Berry, they could have been an independent group who originally paid tribute to stronger neighbours but then managed to establish their own independent relationship with the Romans. The inscription reads:
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Textoverdi
The Textoverdi were a group of ancient Britons whose name appears in the upper valley of the River South Tyne in present-day Northumberland. One scholar calls them one of the “shadowy peoples of Lower Britain.” The Textoverdi may have been a sub-tribe of the Brigantes, but according to Laurence and Berry, they could have been an independent group who originally paid tribute to stronger neighbours but then managed to establish their own independent relationship with the Romans. The inscription reads:
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Los Textoverdi eran un pueblo ...... ba en la ciudad de Vindolanda
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The Textoverdi were a group of ...... servedly fulfilled their vow."
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Los Textoverdi eran un pueblo ...... ba en la ciudad de Vindolanda
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