Avarigines
The Avarigines or Avarigini were a cantabrian tribe that lived on the eastern side of the river Namnasa, the modern Nansa, along its middle and upper parts, opposite the Organomesci.
All we know about them is that their name has a Celtic origin. They were mentioned by the Roman geographer Pomponius Mela. For a long time, due to their similar Celtic names, they were confused with Autrigones, a different and better-documented tribe.