The prehistoric walls atop the extinct volcano overlooking Edinburgh were built by the Votadini - an Iron-Age Celtic tribe who once lived in south-east Scotland and north-east England.

From the red haired fighters found in Caledonia to the heavily bejeweled people of modern-day Fife, the Romans identified nine major tribes after arriving in what is now Scotland in AD79.Roman ...

The Votadini were a very large tribe or people that lived in the south east of Scotland. In the north, their territory started at Edinburgh and the Firth of Forth and stretched as far south as ...

Votadini - A tribe who lived in the south east of Scotland. Back to top. More on Romans. Find out more by working through a topic. The Roman army. count. 2 of 9. The first Roman invasion of Scotland.

In this weighty tome, Mr Harris gives an in-depth explanation. He explains that the name was coined by the Votadini, a British tribe which had inhabited much of what is now the Lothians since ...

T he tour focuses on the Votadini, also known as the Gododdin, a tribe of Celtic Britons who ruled over East Lothian from 1500 BC to 638 AD. They had several settlements in the region, including ...