Bronze Age - Revision history

Paul Matisz at 17:51, 24 July 2007

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	The '''Bronze Age''' was the period after the discovery of how to work [[bronze]] but before the discovery of how to work [[iron]]. Most ancient [[Europe\|European]] and [[Asia\|Asian]] ~~civlizations~~ were in their Bronze Age when they began recording history. The ancient [[Egypt\|Egyptians]] were a Bronze Age culture when they built the [[Pyramids]], for example.		The '''Bronze Age''' was the period after the discovery of how to work [[bronze]] but before the discovery of how to work [[iron]]. Most ancient [[Europe\|European]] and [[Asia\|Asian]] civilizations were in their Bronze Age when they began recording history. The ancient [[Egypt\|Egyptians]] were a Bronze Age culture when they built the [[Pyramids]], for example.

	The Bronze Age in Europe and Asia was followed by the [[Iron Age]], roughly ~~corresponding~~ to the time of the ancient [[Greece\|Greeks]].		The Bronze Age in Europe and Asia was followed by the [[Iron Age]], the beginning of which roughly corresponded to the time of the ancient [[Greece\|Greeks]] (c. 1200 [[B.C.E.]]).
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	The Bronze Age in Europe and Asia was followed by the [[Iron Age]], roughly corresponding to the time of the ancient [[Greece\|Greeks]].		The Bronze Age in Europe and Asia was followed by the [[Iron Age]], roughly corresponding to the time of the ancient [[Greece\|Greeks]].
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	The Bronze Age in Europe and Asia was followed by the [[Iron Age]], roughly corresponding to the time of the ancient [[Greece\|Greeks]].		The Bronze Age in Europe and Asia was followed by the [[Iron Age]], roughly corresponding to the time of the ancient [[Greece\|Greeks]].
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Paul Matisz at 12:55, 11 October 2005

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The '''Bronze Age''' was the period after the discovery of how to work [[bronze]] but before the discovery of how to work [[iron]]. Most ancient [[Europe|European]] and [[Asia|Asian]] civlizations were in their Bronze Age when they began recording history. The ancient [[Egypt|Egyptians]] were a Bronze Age culture when they built the [[Pyramids]], for example.

The Bronze Age in Europe and Asia was followed by the [[Iron Age]], roughly corresponding to the time of the ancient [[Greece|Greeks]].