The Celtic World, from Hallstatt to the Roman Conquest, c. 800 BC–AD 100 | Calm Bedtime History
At Hallstatt in the Austrian Alps, around the eighth century BC, miners descended into dark galleries to cut salt from the mountain. Above them, across the valleys and river routes of Iron Age Europe, communities were building wealth, burying their leaders and beginning a thousand-year story that Rome would remember with fear.
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