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of the Hallstatt cultureThe Illyrians, bearers of the Hallstatt culture.Megistias (talk) 16:36, 22 December 2007 (UTC) it appears the culture reaches...

the Hallstatt culture (from about 1200 BC until around 500 BC) as in many other areas in Europe (see Hallstatt culture in Wikipedia). Hallstatt is located...

a West Hallstatt periphery, a Middle Hallstatt culture area, an East Hallstatt culture area and says that the northeastern Lausitz culture atrea is...

"The Urnfield culture covers the phases Hallstatt A and B (Ha A and B) in Paul Reinecke's chronological system", see Urnfield_culture#Chronology. Tankred...

sites, while the other helmet presented in the main article as is a Hallstatt culture helmet used also by Celts, Venets. While in South Illyria (Illyrii...

17:33, 17 April 2023 (UTC) What, something like Hallstatt culture and La Tene culture? Early Germanic culture is a rather dodgy Krakkos effort, and a model...

not with you. Yes, at Jastorf culture we say that this culture evolved out of the NBA by contact with the Hallstatt culture. What is your point? Yes, it...

Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Expand : Expand on the Basarabi culture...

information. Extraneous Hallstatt fibulae or Greek statuettes need not be illustrated, as there are links to the articles on Hallstatt culture, fibula and peplos...

a non-celtic but indo-european language, and, as the proto-celtic Hallstatt Culture began to expand in the early Iron Age, I thought it could have been...

introduced into the area by a continental people in the form of the Hallstatt culture...". I don't think that's a widely-held view of archaeologists now...

Museum of History. The Celts were strong rooted in Luxemburg. (Hallstatt Culture, Latene Culture and of course Gallo Roman Period.) The Trevirian Tribe did...

VIème - Vème siècle (Age du fer Ia / IIa - III de Garašanin- Kilian , Hallstatt B3 / C1 - D2 ) la civilisation de Kuç i Zi , avec ses deux étapes successives...

before the Hallstatt culture emerged and spread. It's been some time since we viewed the history of the celts in an essentialist, Culture-Historical model...

logic, and as well empiri, to associating the Urnfield culture and early Hallstatt culture (/Hallstatt-period) with influx from the Italian coast, an influx...

Europe were the people of the Iron Age Hallstatt culture (c. 800–450 BC) named for the rich grave finds in Hallstatt, Austria.[3]' Reference 3 is for a work...

possible later "Celtic" period, including Hallstatt or La Tene. Actually, archeological evidence on Hallstatt or La Tene intrusions in England are considered...

as from former learnings I thought that Celtic culture developed with the Hallstatt and La Tene culture, well past 1000 BC, with the spread of course also...

match them to either Hallstatt or La Tene, mentioning that even defining those cultures isn't easy (definition of archaeological cultures is an ongoing debate)...

Maybe there should be a section on Hallstatt and La Tène art? The term "Celt" was not developed in the 17th century; it is classical. Julius Caesar refers...