The Parisi of East Yorkshire were a distinctive tribe known for their chariot burials — an Iron Age practice almost unique to this area of Britain and northern France. Their territory was incorporated by Cerialis alongside the main Brigantian conquest. The sudden end of chariot burials after the conquest is one of the clearest archaeological indicators of Roman cultural transformation in Britain.
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