Resumen de Etnogeografía da fachada atlantica ocidental da Peninsula Iberica
The «Ora Marítima» refers to various peoples of tite western seaboard of the Iberian Peninsula: Sefes, Cempsi, Ligus or Lycis, Dragani. Herodotus adds the Kynetes. Later Polybius refers to the Conii.
A brief outline of tite material culture of the area is presented, deduced from the arcitaeological record.
The ethnic filiation of its peoples is discussed: Sefes and Cempsi were Celts; a non-Indo-European origin is suggested for the Kynetes and Conii although some anthroponyms identified in the funerary ínscriptions of the Conii appear to be Indo-European.
Ptolemy's ethnogeograpitical framework is also presented, since despite its late date, it provides evidence of earlier ethnic distribution.
Similarly the localization and ethnic origin of the Lusitani are discussed, a name that does not appear to correspond with apeople, but a set of tribes partially recorded in the inscription of the Alcántara bridge (CIL II. 760).
