Hallstatt, Austria
Austria
Hallstatt, Austria carries 137 connections across 15 topics with 2766 other places, anchored heavily in prehistoric history and archaeology. The town gave its name to the Hallstatt culture, the archaeological tradition linked to Proto-Celtic peoples of the Early Iron Age from the 8th to 5th centuries BC. Its prehistoric salt mines draw connections reaching Germany, Italy, and France. A replica of the town built in China reflects Hallstatt's reach beyond Europe as a World Heritage Site.
Proto-Celtic
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: Lisbon, Portugal
Otto Stapf (botanist)
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: India | Vienna, Austria
Genetic history of the Iberian Peninsula
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: Portugal
Hallein
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: Salzburg, Austria | Hallein, Austria | Dürrnberg, Austria
9th century BC
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: Egypt | Damascus, Syria | Luxor, Egypt
European Iron Age
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: Vrh pri Višnji Gori | Trbinc | Radohova Vas | Rodine pri Trebnjem
Mödling
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: Vienna, Austria | Mödling, Austria | Mödling District
Chernogorovka-Novocherkassk complex
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: Russia | Ukraine | Mezőcsát, Hungary
Hallstatt
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: China | Austria | Gmunden District
Grünstadt
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: United States | Germany | Ludwigshafen, Germany
Nördlingen
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: United States | Frankfurt, Germany | Regensburg, Germany
John Evans (archaeologist)
Connects Hallstatt, Austria to: London, England | Oxford, England | Austria