pienentyvien
Pienentyvien, also known as the Pienentys, were a group of ancient Baltic people who inhabited the area of modern-day Lithuania and Latvia during the Iron Age. They are mentioned in various historical and archaeological sources, including the works of ancient Roman historians such as Tacitus and Pliny the Elder. The Pienentyvien are believed to have been a part of the broader Baltic culture, which also included the Aesti, Curonians, and Selonians.
The Pienentyvien are known for their participation in the Baltic resistance against Roman expansion in the
Archaeological evidence suggests that the Pienentyvien had a well-developed Iron Age culture, with evidence of advanced
The Pienentyvien's legacy is primarily preserved through historical accounts and archaeological findings. Their story serves as