This is why the iron age is just better @chalkehistoryfestival

I mean anyone who plays Valheim knows this!

The Bronze Age is still better though

Man's cute

Actually, most of the Iron Age tools, do have their start in Bronze Age. The difference is in the refinement of the tool design and ergonomics of Iron Age tools. Sickles were found to have been made from animal jaw bones with flint blade “teeth”, Bronze Age, and then Iron Age still follow the same basic shape, though modified and refined to be more efficient. When compared side by side to possible to see the designs evolution.

As someone who works with bronze, iron snd steel - a common misconception, promoted by this young fella, is that iron is stronger. Categorically untrue. They're roughly the same, most bronze compounds are actually stronger: availability and ability to make into weapons quickly, was why iron was adopted.

Bronze looks beautiful though

how do you make the bellows?

Do they get paid for this? How would someone get on and learn the ropes.

Glad to see they also had Primark clothing in the Iron Age.

The bronze age was better. iron age had far more violence and in bronze age they traded more with others then in the later viking age

Luka Doncic in his summer time

ah, but somebody had to smelt the iron ore first !
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Feet out, like an Indian street cook.

Rode microphones are the best thing that Iron Age produced.

Informational

Bro so immersed he going barefoot lmaooo na that’s odee bro got sum dirty ass toes 😂😂

I want that bill hook!!!

Iron age is the foundation of golf game

Stop putting in extra music and sound effects

Question: I know that the Romans had access to Iron & some Steel...
How widespread/industrialized was there access to, and knowledge about, how to gain useful Iron & Steel?
Common in everyday life, versus primarily utilized by the Military and Elites for specific reasons??

Comparison of their Steel Production means, with say that Bessemer Process or Reformation era European means?

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Yet, at the time the transition from bronze to iron was considered a downgrade. Iron is harder to handle, uglier and doesn’t indicate wealth because way less expansive.

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Fun fact, it's thought that the Vikings were the first to make steel, believing that it would infuse a weapon with the animal's spirit they used bones during the forging process, the carbon in the bones being enough to transform the iron into low quality steel.

Iron and steel are the same metal.

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I cant concentrate ,you being barefoot next to thé fire😂

Meanwhile, the bronze age enjoyers:
Brother eww! What's that? What's that Brother?

And ya get ya guns

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When it's been to long it's been to long.
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Just don't use your iron tools around anything flammable 💥

Iron isn’t stronger than bronze, it’s just more readily available for mass production

Using both of those to create the air is inefficient. Your moving the air from one bag to the other.

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You can cast steel. There's even documents in the middle ages showing you can.

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Why do you sound like Jon Snow

reminds me of block heads

Well that's just wrong 😅 iron was a worse material. It was ONLY used because bronze was made of tin and copper and after Rome fell it wasn't as easy or safe to get both those resources that you needed to make it so they went to iron which was much harder to use and not as good overall but was more freely available.
Steel (which IS better) wasn't understood properly and they only barely started to work it out much later- and even then they only had crude understanding of it.

Wow!

Wrong, iron was worse than bronze, just far more abundant. It took a very long time for iron work to match bronze

Bloomery iron like this is way inferior to bronze. It is soft and weak, can’t keep a sharp edge and it rusts. Its only advantage over bronze was that any fool could make it without mining copper and tin or arsenic and shipping them halfway around a continent. The iron sword was the AK47 of the ancient world

Was adding in a hammer hitting metal noise when he knocks on the axe necessary?

Ok mr fancypants

Song?

I loved the iron age patch. Would go back to playthrough bronze age just to appreciate all the work post post patch.

I love how back in the day some smiths were so good they would make steel without knowing it or it would come from the Roman times and after years and years go by people notice how durable and how it doesn’t rust as well as keep its edge compared to iron swords and they would just chalk it up to being a magical mythical sword.

It will never not be crazy to me that the "metallic alloy of a particular mix, one of whos minerals is sourced from iraq to cornwall" age came thousands of years before "make that rock hot enough and hit it with a hammer" age

I'm a simple man, I see iron age, I click