The Thesprotians were an ancient Greek tribe that inhabited the region of Thesprotia, located in northwestern Epirus. They were known for their agricultural practices and their interactions with neighboring tribes, including the Molossians and Chaonians. The Thesprotians played a role in the cultural and political landscape of ancient Greece. In mythology, the Thesprotians were associated with the hero Achilles and the legendary figure Odysseus. Their territory was believed to be rich in resources, which contributed to their significance in ancient Greek history. The Thesprotians also had their own distinct dialect and customs, reflecting their unique identity within the broader Greek world.