The Bronze Age | What Was the Bronze Age | The End of the Bronze Age

The Bronze Age is the next period after the Stone Age. This period marked the first time humans started to work with metal. Bronze tools and weapons soon replaced earlier stone versions. Despite the fact that this period is called the Bronze Age, the first metal used by primitive people was copper. Isn't it curious? Come with us to the Bronze Age - the time of great change and the birth of civilizations! In this informative video, you will learn how bronze tools appeared, what drastic changes it led to and what the catastrophe of the Bronze Age is.
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[aegiskcc]

it's crazy to think that in those distant days our ancestors would just hang out and randomly start saying stuff like "iltam sumra rashupti elatim".

[zlosliwa_menda]

The possible explanation behind Hephaestus' lameness blew my mind.

[arnold]

Very nice video. Shame ur channel has so few views. Keep it going

[Sunfried]

Yet another Bronze Age video without a single date offered to place it in a historical timeline. Why?

[yuval]

Thank you for sharing those insightful videos; they are highly educational! However, I noticed a crucial factual inaccuracy that I believe deserves attention. It pertains to the historical nomenclature of the region discussed in your content.

Prior to 135 B.C., the land was commonly referred to as Judea, representing the historical connection with the Jewish people, who now inhabit the modern state of Israel. The term Palestine did not exist at that time. Instead, during the period you referenced in your video, the land was known as Canaan.

I value the quality of your content and believe that addressing this historical nuance would enhance the accuracy of your information. Consider incorporating this correction in a future video, updating the video title, or leaving a comment to keep your audience well-informed. Your commitment to accuracy will undoubtedly contribute to the continued excellence of your videos.

[peterjones]

Great work enjoyed. I'm assuming the Anvil is made of bronze.

[sharonhoerr]

Therewere stone megalithic structures much earlier than 6, 000yo. Golbeki Tepe has stone megaliths nearly twice as old.

[DarraghQuinn-do]

Remember - they want you to believe that the Dynastic Egyptians cut extremely hard granite with copper to make pyramids and statues etc. Not even Bronze can cut through stone.

[Marianna_]

Will you please make a video on the Iron Age?

[jgrant]

Why did people decide to use fire to change rocks/metals in the first place?

[michaelh]

The Bronze Age. Not as good as the Golden Age, but still better than the Dark Ages. It was pretty good.

[PumaJ]

The map is incorrect. There was no Palestine until about 130 C.E. or so after Roman colonizers took over the Kingdom Of Judea, which didn't exist at the time of the Bronze Age. The area wrongly labeled as Palestine was Canaan. Stop believing Arab colonizer historical revisionism.

[scottfoster]

The first allied metal caused arsenic poisoning such that early gods had the physical human marking MAYBE it was god`s way of saying that metal should only be sparingly made and used.

[lsal]

Just like how silicone has revolutionized our society today

[liamnathanielsoriano]

The Bronze Age do you build A big stone

[NgakunMarvels]

"Itahi Kuma Cpper Suvaeram" translation: Smelt more copper please. I dont know why I commented this.

[elithompson]

Iron is not stronger than Bronze. It took over as the one people used due to its availability.

[LindaMerchant-bqhp]

The stone age the bronze age. The iron age the dark and middle ages

[Deadpurpleflower]

5:27 lol that one looks like a horse man, and that one looks like a bunny man. They were always furrys

[oftin_wong]

The stone age was 2.4 million years ... not hundreds of thousands.