Total lenght c. 65cm (the image is a preliminary model-image, the actual sword might differ in finish and minor details). Bronze Age Period You are here: Shop Home >> Categories >> Early Periods ie Bronze and Celtic Periods >> Bronze Age Period A good selection of artefacts from this period in history. (R. Herman et al. The most common bronze age sword material is metal. Rich tombs are evidence for prosperity and the rise of a more stratified society. Tanged blade,ridged cross-section, copper, polished walnut for hilt. In Development. The Bronze Age Sword Collection. Home >Overview : Go to history of the sword : KLADY (Klady, Russia, c. 3300 B.C.) I am currently exploring bronze mold technology. These tell the story of the Bronze Age in Ireland. Late Bronze Age Socket Axe 102mm Cast in a stone mold .

The Bronze Handling Box contains high quality, hand-crafted replica objects of artefacts which are on display in the Museum of Archaeology. They may have only been used to stab an opponent. Other products. There are 111 bronze age sword for sale on Etsy, and they cost $171.08 on average. The term ‘replica object’ is used to describe replicas of original artefacts. What is a Replica Object? You guessed it: The most common bronze age sword material is metal. The Bronze Age is a historical period that was characterized by the use of bronze, and in some areas proto-writing, and other early features of urban civilization.The Bronze Age is the second principal period of the three-age Stone-Bronze-Iron system, as proposed in modern times by Christian Jürgensen Thomsen, for classifying and studying ancient societies. / Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory ) He hypothesized that the weapons were used in combat but in a specific way to ensure that the metal was mot mangled. The Bronze Age replica swords used in the study.

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Axes can be provided hafted for an extra charge, either fully finished or in kit form. Early Bronze Age Wessex Dagger 164mm Authentic hand struck decoration. Because Cyprus was one of the most important producers of copper, Egypt and the other states of the Levant could not afford to ignore the Cypriotes, who in exchange for their copper received horses, cattle, gold, and ivory.

From the Maikop culture, probably the erliest sword known.

Replica of original.