Samarobrivas
Samarobrivas was an ancient settlement located in Roman Gaul, situated in what is now the modern commune of Amiens in the Somme department of France. It was a significant Gallo-Roman town and the capital of the Ambiani tribe. Archaeological evidence suggests that Samarobrivas was a well-established center, likely existing before the Roman conquest.
The town's name appears in Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars, where he mentions convening a council of Gallic
Excavations at Amiens have uncovered remnants of Roman occupation, including public buildings, roads, and domestic structures,