Kassiterides
The Kassiterides, also known as the Cassiterides or Tin Islands, is a name given by ancient Greek and Roman writers to a group of islands located in the Atlantic Ocean, believed to be the source of tin. The precise location of these islands is a subject of considerable debate among historians and archaeologists.
Various theories place the Kassiterides in different regions. Some scholars suggest they were the Scilly Isles
The name "Kassiterides" itself is derived from the Greek word for tin, "kassiteros." The islands were important