Cantiaci

Cantiaci was the ancient Celtic tribe that inhabited the area now known as Kent, in southeastern England, before the Roman conquest. They were part of the larger group called the Britons and lived in a region characterized by fertile land and strategic coastlines. The name "Cantiaci" appears in historical records from the Roman period, who eventually incorporated their territory into the Roman province of Britannia. Their society featured tribal leaders, fortified settlements, and trade networks. Today, their legacy is reflected in the historical and archaeological sites in Kent, which reveal insights into their culture and way of life.