The place name "Halikko" is possibly from a Germanic word "Halicho". The
Germanic people were Semitic Saxons. I do not claim that Halikko has Saxons in
it - I claim that the Germans were Saxons, and the Saxons were Iranic Semitic
Sacae/Sakae/Saxae/Saxi/Saxons. I would say that Halikko probably had some
farmers in it. Until the 1960's. It has a psychiatric hospital there as well,
in Märynummi, the Halikko Hospital. It was known as Halikon Piirimielisairaala
earlier, but later as Halikon Sairaala. There are some refugees next to the
hospital building as well, in other buildings that used to belong to the
hospital. The refugee center is owned by Suomen Punainen Risti, nigöös.