caledônia
Caledônia is a term with historical and geographical significance, primarily referring to ancient Scotland. The name originates from the Latin word " Caledonia," which was used by the Romans to describe the northern part of the island of Great Britain, beyond the Roman province of Britannia. This region was inhabited by various tribes, most notably the Picts.
The Romans established Hadrian's Wall and later the Antonine Wall in an attempt to control or demarcate
The name Caledonia continued to be used in literature and historical texts throughout the Middle Ages and