Definition: In ancient Greek mythology, the term "hallstattian" refers to a period of time between the birth of Apollo (Apollo the Great) and his death. This period is often considered to be from around 360 BC until the year 145 BC, when Apollo was killed in a battle with the god Dionysus. The name "Hallstattian" comes from the Greek word "hallastai," which means "time of the hallats," referring to the period
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