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Carla Carmona Rodríguez /
Sandra Jiménez Momblanch
P101 / 1º

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0 BATALLA DE SILVA ARSIA. BLOG APASIONADOS DEL IMPERIO ROMANO DE XAVIER VALDERAS (5)

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Where the Catuvellauni tribe was located.

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In an impassioned speech he gave in the presence of the great emperor himself, he was able to win favour for himself and his family who were pardoned by Claudius. A peaceful end to a defiant and persistent ruler of Britain’s ancient tribe.

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Caratacus was paraded on the streets of Rome, exhibited as part of the Emperor Claudius’s triumph.

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Caratacus continued to resist the Roman occupation until  AD 51, when he was defeated. After his final defeat,  the Queen Cartimandua, captured him and handed him over to the Romans in exchange of Roman protection.

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He defended Camulodunum, the capital of the Celts, with his brother: Togodumno. Once his brother died, Caratacus had to run away to Gales, where he continued to defend Celts against Romans.

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1st-century AD British chieftain of the Catuvellauni tribe, who led the British resistance to the Roman conquest.