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| − | The '''Bronze Age''' refers to the developmental stage of [[Human]] development from approximately 3,500 [[BCE]] to 1,200 BCE in which Humans learn to cast [[bronze]] by smelting [[tin]] and [[copper]] and use the [[alloy]] predominantly in [[tools]], [[weaponry]], [[jewelry]] and [[cookware]]. |
+ | The '''Bronze Age''' refers to the developmental stage of [[Human]] development from approximately 3,500 [[BCE]] to 1,200 BCE in which Humans learn to cast [[bronze]] by smelting [[tin]] and [[copper]] and use the [[alloy]] predominantly in [[tools]], [[Military technology|weaponry]], [[jewelry]] and [[cookware]]. |
The [[proto-Vulcan]] civilization of [[Mintaka III]] is referred to as "bronze-age" in that the Mintakans have not yet developed the technical sophistication to forge [[iron]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Who Watches the Watchers?]]") |
The [[proto-Vulcan]] civilization of [[Mintaka III]] is referred to as "bronze-age" in that the Mintakans have not yet developed the technical sophistication to forge [[iron]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Who Watches the Watchers?]]") |
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The Bronze Age refers to the developmental stage of Human development from approximately 3,500 BCE to 1,200 BCE in which Humans learn to cast bronze by smelting tin and copper and use the alloy predominantly in tools, weaponry, jewelry and cookware.
The proto-Vulcan civilization of Mintaka III is referred to as "bronze-age" in that the Mintakans have not yet developed the technical sophistication to forge iron. (TNG: "Who Watches the Watchers?")