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                <text>Este é um mapa aéreo da região de Hallstatt, na Áustria, com destaques coloridos indicando os principais sítios arqueológicos identificados nas encostas montanhosas. As cores representam diferentes áreas de ocupação e uso ao longo de diversas épocas históricas, desde a Idade do Bronze  e Idade do Ferro.&#13;
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Azul Claro - Área de sepulturas do início da Idade do Ferro, conhecido como o cemitério de Hallstatt, que deu nome à cultura arqueológica "Hallstatt" (perto da borda da cidade moderna).&#13;
Branco - Área de mineração do período Hallstatt (Indicação das primeiras atividades de extração de sal).&#13;
Vermelho  - Mineração da Idade do Bronze (primeiras explorações de sal na montanha).&#13;
Azul escuro – Mineração do período de La Tène (continuidade da exploração de sal).&#13;
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                <text>Imagem de satélite da região de Hallstatt, na Áustria, destacando três localizações: as minas e o cemitério da Idade do Ferro, localizados nas encostas montanhosas, e a vila de Hallstatt, à beira do lago Hallstätter See. </text>
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