Gauls vs Iberians

The Gauls were the numerous Celtic-speaking peoples of Iron Age and Roman-period mainland Europe, rather than a single unified nation. Roman writers used Gaul, or Gallia, for a broad region centered on present-day France and extending into parts of Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, and northern Italy; the exact boundaries varied by period. Their societies were organized into tribes a...

The Iberians were a collection of pre-Roman peoples who lived mainly along the eastern and southeastern parts of the Iberian Peninsula during the Iron Age. They formed separate communities rather than one unified state and are known through archaeology and accounts by Greek and Roman writers. Iberian societies used distinctive scripts, produced characteristic pottery and metalwork, and maintained...