Hallstatt B (period)

Hallstatt B refers to a specific phase within the Early Iron Age (around 900–725 BCE) in Central Europe, primarily linked to the Hallstatt culture. This period is characterized by advancements in metalworking, especially iron use, and distinctive archaeological artifacts like weapons, jewelry, and pottery. It reflects cultural development, trading networks, and social organization of early Iron Age societies. Named after the Hallstatt site in Austria, Hallstatt B marks a transitional phase between the Bronze Age and later Iron Age cultures, showcasing technological progress and regional interactions in prehistoric Europe.