The Ozolian people were an ancient Greek tribe that inhabited the region of Ozolian Locris, located in central Greece. They were known for their distinct dialect of the Greek language and their unique cultural practices. The Ozolians were primarily engaged in agriculture and fishing, taking advantage of the fertile land and coastal resources in their area. Historically, the Ozolian people were part of the larger Locrian group, which included other tribes such as the Epicureans and Phocians. They played a role in various historical events, including conflicts with neighboring tribes and participation in the Peloponnesian War. Their legacy is reflected in ancient texts and archaeological findings in the region.