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Iron Age

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Iron Age period in the development of industry that begins with the general use of iron and continues into modern times. In Asia, Egypt, and Europe it was preceded by the Bronze Age . It did not begin in the Americas until the coming of the Europeans. Iron beads were worn in Egypt as early as 4000 BC, but these were of meteoric iron, evidently shaped by the rubbing process used in shaping implements of stone. The oldest known article of iron shaped by hammering is a dagger found in Egypt that was made before 1350 BC This dagger is believed not to have been made in Egypt but to be of Hittite... Read more
Iron Age
Iron Age The period of prehistory distinguished technologically...gradually replaced bronze. In Africa the Iron Age immediately followed the STONE AGE , bronze...Europe. The culture of the early European Iron Age ( c. 750–450 BC) is known as Hallstatt... Read more
Iron Age
...stage in the Stone–Bronze–Iron-Age sequence (or Three-Age System) in...implements and weapons. The start of the Iron Age varied geographically, beginning in...the face of Europe and Asia. Bronze Age . Iron Age Iron Age Iron Age Read more

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