The Bronze Age, from approximately 2000 B.C. to 800 B.C. was
characterized by Bronze Age antiquities, notably Bronze Age
weapons and tools. What you will most of is examples of ancient pottery, such as jars, amphoras, and jugs, or ancient
weapons such as arrowheads, battle axes, as well as some ancient
ornaments. (Note: for different parts of the world, this age will have a
wider or narrower timeline, as different parts of the known world showed
a variation in the period in which Bronze Age antiquities were
found. Various sources may show the start as from 3500 B.C. to 1800
B.C, and the end as from 1000 B.C. to 500 B.C.) Following on the heels
of the Stone Age and preceding the Iron Age, the Bronze Age was the
period in man's history during which there was an increased interest in
the manufacture of artifacts made from metals. The age produced durable
artifacts that make an educational representation of human history,
perhaps the most notable being bronze age knives, bronze axes, bronze
arrowheads. There was also a plentiful supply of jewelry much of which
was probably used as money.
There were also many kinds of containers, including flasks, bowls, cups,
and personal enhancements such as belt buckles, razors, and horns, plus
more weaponry such as spear heads, shields, sword hilts, scabbards, and
the classic Viking battle axe. Antiquities from this period are still
being found on an ongoing basis worldwide. From these auctions you will
even be able to receive Bronze Age information. First, click on the link
below to register for free. Then, bookmark this page as new auctions
appear daily and what you will see below are those that are about to end
soon. You may find various tools or weapons from the Bronze Age at a
surprising bargain. (If you are in the field and you believe you have
uncovered a Bronze Age site, please do not disturb it. Please notify
your local museum or university immediately. It is one thing to
discover an individual artifact that may have washed down from the
hills, and quite another thing to pillage a prehistoric site. Remember,
there are laws of preservation involved, as well as common
sense.)Because of the continuing interest in the durability of the metal
bronze, you may encounter links to any of the following: bronze statues
(modern), bronze sculptures (mostly modern), bronze art, still popular
in the twentieth century arts and crafts movement, and bronze casting.
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