Caristii

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The Caristii (also Carietes; Ancient Greek: Καριστοί, Karistoi) were a pre-Roman people of the northern Iberian Peninsula, living between the Nervión and Deba rivers in what are now the provinces of Biscay and Álava, in the Basque Country of northern Spain. They are recorded only in sources of the Roman period: Pliny names them Carietes, while Ptolemy calls them Karistoi. The two names are generally taken to denote the same population, and the shift from Carietes to Karistoi has been read as part of the Roman reshaping of the ethnic map of northern Hispania. Their territory adjoined that of the Varduli to the east and the Autrigones to the west, and their principal community was Veleia.