TheAnatilii were aGallic tribe dwelling in theAlpilles region during theIron Age.

The Anatilii are recorded byPliny (1st c. AD), who gives their name in the Latingenitive case (Anatiliorum).^[1][2] Their name may be related toGaulishanatia, meaning 'souls'.^[3]

Pliny mentions aregio Anatiliorum situated between theCampi lapidei (theCrau) and the territories ofDexivates (between theDurance andLuberon) andCavari (around present-dayAvignon andCavaillon).^[4] Their territory was located north ofLibicii andAvatici, east of theVolcae Arecomici.^[5] According to historianGuy Barruol, they were part of theSaluvian confederation.^[6]

Anoppidum withLatin Rights given by Pliny asAnatilia has been linked to the site ofVernègues, nearSalon-de-Provence.^[7][8]

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• Delamarre, Xavier (2003).Dictionnaire de la langue gauloise: Une approche linguistique du vieux-celtique continental. Errance.ISBN 9782877723695.
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• Historical Celtic peoples

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