Nicely rushed. I had a quick look at the save. From your current position I would:
Once you've settled site 1 you've grabbed six city spots, which removes some of the pressure to expand early. Take as much land from Boudica as your economy can handle, but don't kill your research. The barb city can be captured too, for ~100 gold.
In the long term, you need to decide upon a way to improve your relations with Boudica. She isn't in a religion, but Buddhism, Hinduism, and Judaism have been founded. Have any of these made it to your continent? If yes, things will be easier. If not, you might want to consider gifting her a junk city.
Gifting techs will be difficult, because you have very low commerce to self-tech and, until optics, you'll only have two trading partners. So giving away a tech halves its trade value.
- Open borders with Boudica ASAP. Look to trade clams or wheat with her for whatever she has as soon as you can, for the eventual resource relations bonus.
- Finish Pottery, go Fishing - Masonry - Aesthetics.
- Whip settlers into a library and workboats in both your capital and Rome.
- Start the Pyramids in your most hammer rich city as soon as you get Masonry. The fail gold is extremely important given the perilous state of your economy.
Once you've settled site 1 you've grabbed six city spots, which removes some of the pressure to expand early. Take as much land from Boudica as your economy can handle, but don't kill your research. The barb city can be captured too, for ~100 gold.
In the long term, you need to decide upon a way to improve your relations with Boudica. She isn't in a religion, but Buddhism, Hinduism, and Judaism have been founded. Have any of these made it to your continent? If yes, things will be easier. If not, you might want to consider gifting her a junk city.
Gifting techs will be difficult, because you have very low commerce to self-tech and, until optics, you'll only have two trading partners. So giving away a tech halves its trade value.