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Drynemeton
Drynemeton was the sacred meeting place of the Galatians in central Anatolia, recorded by the geographer Strabo. Its Celtic name is usually read as oak sanctuary. There a council of 300 drawn from the twelve tetrarchies of the three Galatian tribes met to judge cases of murder. Its exact site is unknown.
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