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Beturia
Beturia was the ancient name of the region between the Guadiana and Guadalquivir rivers in south-western Iberia, roughly northern Huelva, southern Badajoz and part of the province of Seville. Pliny the Elder divided it into a Celtic part, whose people were linked to the Celtici of Lusitania, and a Turdulan part. Under Rome it belonged to the province of Baetica.
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