Hallstatt
Hallstatt's museum presents finds from salt mining and the Hallstatt cemetery within an account extending from the Stone Age to the present. The museum explains that these discoveries gave their name to the Hallstatt culture, dated in its account to 800–450 BC.
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Hallstatt's museum presents finds from salt mining and the Hallstatt cemetery within an account extending from the Stone Age to the present. The museum explains that these discoveries gave their name to the Hallstatt culture, dated in its account to 800–450 BC.
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- Austria
Editorial reading
Editorial interpretation: Connecting the settlement with the museum's archaeological account offers a way to consider different depths of time. The named prehistoric culture should remain distinct from the age of particular buildings in today's village.
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Source record: Hallstatt Museum — archaeological context
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