Ceretani

The Ceretani (or Cerretani) were ancient people of possibly Iberian origin, who occupied the current Cerdanya (from which derives the name), overall the valley Segre and part of Aragon. Their neighbours from the east were Ausetani and from the south Ilergetes. Their main town was Julia libyca (Llívia).

Their capital was located most probably on the place of modern Castellciutat.

See also

Iberians
Pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula

References

Pre-Roman peoples established into Spain

Pre-Indo-European peoples

Aquitani	Andologensi Arenosii or Airenosini Garumni Iacetani
Vascones (Proto-Basques)	Vascones clans
Iberians	Andosini Ausetani Bastetani Mastieni in Mastia Bergistani Castellani Ceretani Cessetani Contestani Deitani Edetani Elisyces Indigetes Ilercavones Ilergetes Indigetes Lacetani Laietani Sedetani Vescetani

Indo-European peoples

Astures	Astures Cismontani or Astures Augustani Amaci Saldanici Baedunienses Brigaecini Legirnici Cigurri Iburri Lancienses Lougei Toletenses Orniaci Avolgigi Abanici Saeleni Superati Blanobrienses Bolgensi Lougui Susarri Paemeiobrigenses Queledini Aiobrigiaeciensi Tiburi Zoeli Desonci Tridiavi Visaligi Cabruagenigi Astures Transmontani Pesici Agubrigensi Argamonici Cadabrigensi Cabarci Berisoni Luggoni Abilicori Ablaidaci Agubrigenses Arganticaeni Argantori Arronidaeci Cabrangini Cadabrigensi Cilaridi Cilurnigi Coliacini Oilaridi Ratri Vinciani Viromenigi Paesici Peni Caelionicaeci Quetiani
Cantabri	Amani Avarigines Blendii Camarici Concani Coniaci Moroecani Noegi Orgenomesci Pembelorum Plentusi Salaeni Vadinienses Alongi Aravi Arcaeduni Argalici Arganai Biracidegini Boddegi Cabedici Caddeci Corovesci Doiderigi Pentioci Vernai Vellici
Carpetani	Aelariques Aeturiques Arquioci Acualiques Bocouriques Canbarici Contucianci Dagencii Doviliques Duitiques Duniques Elguismiques Langioci Longeidoci Maganiques Malugeniques Manuciques Maureici Mesici Metturici Moenicci Obisodiques Pilonicori Solici Tirtaliques Uloques Venatioques
Celtici	Celtici of Arunda Tribes of unknown name
Eastern Celts	Volcae Volciani
Gallaeci	Aebocosi Aedui (Gallaecian tribe) Albiones Abobrigenses Amphilochi Arroni or Arrotrebri Artabri or Arrotrebae Artodii Aunonenses Baedi Barhantes Brassii Biballi Brigantes (Gallaecian tribe) Caladuni Capori Celtici (Gallaecian) Celtici Praestamarici Celtici Supertamarici Cibarci Cileni Coelerni Capori or Copori Cuci Egi Egovarri or Varri Namarini Grovii Helleni (Gallaecian tribe) Iadones Iadovi or Addovi Interamici or Interamnici Lapatianci Lemavi Limici Louguei Narbasi Nerii Poemani Quaquerni or Querquerni Segodii Seurri Tamagani Turodi
Gauls	Galli
Vaccaei	Cauci
Other Celtic groups of peoples	Autrigones or Allotriges Berones Caristii Oestrymni or Oestrimni or Oestrymini Osismii (Iberian Peninsula) Plentauri Turduli (Baetici) Turmodigi Varduli

Para-Celtic peoples?

Belgae	Suessetani
Lusitani	Lancienses Oppidani Tangi Igaeditani Veaminicori
Vettones	Bletonesii Calontienses Caluri Coerenses
Tartessians	Turdetani Cilbiceni Elbisini or Eloesti or Olbisini Etmanei Gletes or Galetes Turdetani (Proper)

Germanic peoples?

Germani (Oretania)

Greeks

Semitic peoples

The Canary Islands were not occupied by the Romans, the peoples of these islands until the arrival of the Castilians were the Guanches.

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