Medievalherders.Neolithicsettlers.Pilgrims,monks.TheCongressof Vienna(1815).A Germanictribe thatsettled innorthernItaly.Aosta(Italy).Perchta,Krampus.Woodworkers.Hunter-gatherersfrom thePaleolithicera.Germanicsettlers.SaintGall.Hallstattculture.The ViaClaudiaAugusta.Columbanusand monks.Monks,farmers.Monks,guilds.Romans.Druids,monks.TheRomans.TheHelvetiiandRhaetians.Early Alpinecommunities,particularlyin Hallstatt.Monks,farmers.An ethnicgroup in theDolomitesregion ofItaly.Villageartisans.Tacitus,Strabo.Medievalnobles.Romans,guilds.Medievalfarmers.IronAgetribes.Franks.Medievallords.Romans,medievallords.Monasteries.Romans.Shepherds,bardsSwitzerland.Monks,herbalists.Neolithicfarmers.TheHelvetii.Feudallords.Church,courts.JörgJenatsch.A Celtic tribethat lived inmodern-daySwitzerland.Neolithicsettlers.MerchantsfromNorthern andSouthernEurope.Romans.Prehistorictribes.AncientAlpinetribe.Slovenia, andLiechtenstein.Celts,Romans.TheAlemanniandLombards.Hannibaland hisCarthaginianarmy.Medievalrulers.Earlymissionaries,includingSaintEmperorAugustus.Celts,Rhaetians.Events like theDesalpe (Swisscattle descent)andKrampusnacht(Austria).TheHallstattregion inAustria.Communitiesin the cantonsof Uri,Schwyz, andUnterwalden.EmperorAugustusand hisgenerals.Geneva,Innsbruck.Monasterieslike Saint Gall(Switzerland).Early Alpinefarmersduring theMiddle Ages.A tribal groupthat lived in theeastern Alpsand resistedRomanexpansion.Celts.Medievaltraders.Medievalherders.Neolithicsettlers.Pilgrims,monks.TheCongressof Vienna(1815).A Germanictribe thatsettled innorthernItaly.Aosta(Italy).Perchta,Krampus.Woodworkers.Hunter-gatherersfrom thePaleolithicera.Germanicsettlers.SaintGall.Hallstattculture.The ViaClaudiaAugusta.Columbanusand monks.Monks,farmers.Monks,guilds.Romans.Druids,monks.TheRomans.TheHelvetiiandRhaetians.Early Alpinecommunities,particularlyin Hallstatt.Monks,farmers.An ethnicgroup in theDolomitesregion ofItaly.Villageartisans.Tacitus,Strabo.Medievalnobles.Romans,guilds.Medievalfarmers.IronAgetribes.Franks.Medievallords.Romans,medievallords.Monasteries.Romans.Shepherds,bardsSwitzerland.Monks,herbalists.Neolithicfarmers.TheHelvetii.Feudallords.Church,courts.JörgJenatsch.A Celtic tribethat lived inmodern-daySwitzerland.Neolithicsettlers.MerchantsfromNorthern andSouthernEurope.Romans.Prehistorictribes.AncientAlpinetribe.Slovenia, andLiechtenstein.Celts,Romans.TheAlemanniandLombards.Hannibaland hisCarthaginianarmy.Medievalrulers.Earlymissionaries,includingSaintEmperorAugustus.Celts,Rhaetians.Events like theDesalpe (Swisscattle descent)andKrampusnacht(Austria).TheHallstattregion inAustria.Communitiesin the cantonsof Uri,Schwyz, andUnterwalden.EmperorAugustusand hisgenerals.Geneva,Innsbruck.Monasterieslike Saint Gall(Switzerland).Early Alpinefarmersduring theMiddle Ages.A tribal groupthat lived in theeastern Alpsand resistedRomanexpansion.Celts.Medievaltraders.

History of the Alpine People - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Medieval herders.
  2. Neolithic settlers.
  3. Pilgrims, monks.
  4. The Congress of Vienna (1815).
  5. A Germanic tribe that settled in northern Italy.
  6. Aosta (Italy).
  7. Perchta, Krampus.
  8. Woodworkers.
  9. Hunter-gatherers from the Paleolithic era.
  10. Germanic settlers.
  11. Saint Gall.
  12. Hallstatt culture.
  13. The Via Claudia Augusta.
  14. Columbanus and monks.
  15. Monks, farmers.
  16. Monks, guilds.
  17. Romans.
  18. Druids, monks.
  19. The Romans.
  20. The Helvetii and Rhaetians.
  21. Early Alpine communities, particularly in Hallstatt.
  22. Monks, farmers.
  23. An ethnic group in the Dolomites region of Italy.
  24. Village artisans.
  25. Tacitus, Strabo.
  26. Medieval nobles.
  27. Romans, guilds.
  28. Medieval farmers.
  29. Iron Age tribes.
  30. Franks.
  31. Medieval lords.
  32. Romans, medieval lords.
  33. Monasteries.
  34. Romans.
  35. Shepherds, bards
  36. Switzerland.
  37. Monks, herbalists.
  38. Neolithic farmers.
  39. The Helvetii.
  40. Feudal lords.
  41. Church, courts.
  42. Jörg Jenatsch.
  43. A Celtic tribe that lived in modern-day Switzerland.
  44. Neolithic settlers.
  45. Merchants from Northern and Southern Europe.
  46. Romans.
  47. Prehistoric tribes.
  48. Ancient Alpine tribe.
  49. Slovenia, and Liechtenstein.
  50. Celts, Romans.
  51. The Alemanni and Lombards.
  52. Hannibal and his Carthaginian army.
  53. Medieval rulers.
  54. Early missionaries, including Saint
  55. Emperor Augustus.
  56. Celts, Rhaetians.
  57. Events like the Desalpe (Swiss cattle descent) and Krampusnacht (Austria).
  58. The Hallstatt region in Austria.
  59. Communities in the cantons of Uri, Schwyz, and Unterwalden.
  60. Emperor Augustus and his generals.
  61. Geneva, Innsbruck.
  62. Monasteries like Saint Gall (Switzerland).
  63. Early Alpine farmers during the Middle Ages.
  64. A tribal group that lived in the eastern Alps and resisted Roman expansion.
  65. Celts.
  66. Medieval traders.