Iberians

The Iberians were a group of ancient peoples who lived on the Iberian Peninsula, which includes modern-day Spain and Portugal. They were known for their unique culture, language, and social structures that distinguished them from neighboring groups like the Celts and Phoenicians. The Iberians were skilled in agriculture, pottery, and metalwork, and they often interacted with other civilizations through trade. They left behind various artifacts, including inscriptions and sculptures, which provide insights into their society. Over time, the Iberian culture was influenced significantly by the Romans, leading to a blend of traditions.