Their crafts were based on pieces of jewelry and a few sculptures depicting animals, like the verracos (or toros) de Guisando (Ávila).

They were Indo-European tribes, which began to spread across Europe during the I Millennium BC.

Tribes who settled in the west of the Peninsula.

Tribes who settled in the north, between the Cordillera Cantábrica and the coast. These northern peoples lived in castros.

They were the Peninsula’s first colonizers. They arrived around the 10th century BC and set up colonies on the south coast,

Their main economic activity was farming. They were also skilled metalworkers and they introduced the iron metalwork in the Iberian Peninsula.

This territory was very rich in minerals; therefore, one of their main economic activities was mining.

They were excellent farmers. They traded wheat, grapes and olives. They also traded minerals with the Mediterranean colonizers.

After the Roman conquest, Rome’s administrative model was extended to the _________________. They were divided into provinces.

In ___________ several Germanic tribes (Suevi, Vandals and Alans) invaded the Roman territories in the Peninsula.

When Rome fell in _____________, they founded the Visigothic kingdom with capital in Tolosa, (Toulousse -France-). The kingdom covered parts of Gaul and Hispania.

What is the Roman name of Barcelona?

The Visigothic kingdom controlled practically all of the Iberian Peninsula until _______________.

What is the Roman name of Merida?

What is the Roman name of Sevilla?

What is the Roman name of Huesca?

What is the Roman name of Lleida?

This province was created in AD 385.

Capital in Corduba - "Córdoba

They were the people that had the greatest influence on the Peninsula also their arrival in 218 BC is linked to their conflict with the Carthaginians in the Punic Wars.

They came in the 6th century BC from Cartaghe, a former Phoenician colony in the north of Africa.

They came to the Iberian Peninsula around the 8th century BC. Colonizers from Greece founded Mainake.

Vélez Málaga, the earliest Greek colony on the Peninsula.

The phase that marked the start of the Roman conquest of the Iberian Peninsula when Augustus took control of the Cantabrian area between 29 and 19 BC.

The phase that marked the start of the Roman conquest of the Iberian Peninsula which finished at the end of the 2nd century BC.

Part of Balearic Islands which the Carthaginians took from the Phoenicians.

The place where there was a very long siege. The city’s resistance surprised even the Romans.

Who used guerrilla tactics to stop the advance of the Roman legions?

The Second Punic war only finished when this Lusitanian leader was killed by his own men.

The second Punic War (218-201 BC) started when Romans came to defend the city of Saguntum (Sagunto, an ally of Rome) from the Carthaginians.

The Visigoths were defeated by the Franks and abandoned almost all of the Gaul. Later, they established their capital in Toledo.

Hispania Balearica. This province was created in AD 395.

Carthaginiensis (capital in Barcara Augusta "Braga")

During the Metal Ages, advanced cultures began to develop, but they were independent of each other.