There was a similar agreement with the Ebro Treaty between Massalia and Carthage which divided the Iberian coast into zones of influence. The Greek colonies north of the Ebro were connected to Massalia.

@@CostasMelas zones of influence just means "you sell here and i sell here" not "this is my territory and this is your territory". Also, those treaties were not actually ever respected, since we know Barcelona and towns further north (like modern day Mataro and Blanes) would buy from carthaginians. Massalia and emporion never ever directly controlled any territory outside their otside their walls and their adjacent farmlands. In fact the biggest native settlement in northern iberia, bigger than the greek settlement of Emporion, was litterally a few km away from Emporion. By your claims those people either never existed, or were under greek rule (they were not).

It's the only one left but it's a small group and I don't know if it will be interested

Mainly by association with the Afroasiatic group but its true cradle remains in doubt

@@CostasMelas I would have assumed AfroAsiatic connection would mean equally possible origin from the East. Or has it been proven to be closer to Berber than to Cushitic?. is there like any archeological culture it's associated with?.