and Acitavones.

Rather than the passes themselves, the Salassi held the approach routes leading up to them, levying tolls on travellers while maintaining the roads and their bridgeworks; the passes proper lay in the hands of neighbouring peoples, the Ceutrones and the Veragri. Strabo nonetheless records that some of their holdings reached the Alpine crest. They obtained the salt they needed from Maurienne and the Tarentaise.