Tools of Iron Age by Franco Santoni

francosantoni — 2022-05-09 21:11:31 UTC

Iron tools such as knives, spears, daggers, harpoons and axes became an important part of any village.

francosantoni — 2022-05-09 21:14:59 UTC

francosantoni — 2022-05-09 21:15:21 UTC

francosantoni — 2022-05-09 21:17:34 UTC

Agricultural equipment: Pickaxes, shovels, plows and other elements began to be made of iron, resisting much more and thereby achieving greater ease when cultivating the field, greatly increasing the production of the nations that used iron.

francosantoni — 2022-05-09 21:19:28 UTC

The progressive mastery of metallurgy and the use of different metals would allow humanity to advance in fields such as agriculture, hunting, the development of tools and, also, in the field of war conflicts.

francosantoni — 2022-05-09 21:27:45 UTC

The tools were made of steel, most were for hunting and the others were to help in the gathering. They were usually used to hunt large animals.

francosantoni — 2022-05-09 21:34:25 UTC

How is a sword classified?

one handed swords

Bronze Age swords, length 60 cm, single edged. Iron Age swords, Xiphos, Gladius and Jian, similar in shape to Bronze Age swords. Spatha length from 80 to 90 cm. The classic weapon of medieval Europe, between 85 and 115 cm.

francosantoni — 2022-05-09 21:42:07 UTC

what is a beak like? It consists of a steel part about 60 cm long and 5 thick, and a wooden handle, perpendicular to the metal part; This metal part ends in a point at one end and is flat with a wide, sharp edge at the other.