Iguvians
The Iguvians were an ancient Italic people who inhabited the region of Umbria in central Italy during the Iron Age, particularly from the 5th to the 3rd century BCE. They were one of the most prominent tribes in the area, alongside the Sabines, Umbrians, and Etruscans, and played a significant role in the early political and cultural landscape of the Italian peninsula.
The Iguvians are best known for their legal and administrative documents, particularly the *Lex Iguvina*, discovered
Their society appears to have been organized into a decentralized system of small communities, possibly governed
Archaeological findings, including tombs, temples, and fortifications, indicate a sophisticated culture with influences from both Etruscan