We know of Boudica's rebellion of the Iceni (with Trinovantes and other tribes- who?), destroying Colchester, Londinium and St Albans, then being heavily beaten by Governor Suetonius Paulinus, but what happened to them afterwards?
Were there further battles, or just punitive campaigns by the Romans to wipe them out?
The fate of the Iceni are not mentioned in depth after this time. Tacitus in his Annals mentions the death of Boudicca, but then skips back to discuss the Roman leadership in Britain. Similarly, Dio Cassus focused on Boudicca's death in his Roman History Book LXII. As for the fare of the Iceni, Dio just says they gave up and went home and then switches the topic to Rome. The only later mention is in Ptolemy's Geography book 2 where he notes the Iceni among the Roman British citizens.