In the heart of ancient Greece lies an artifact veiled in the allure of valor and steeped in the echoes of bygone battles—the Bronze Greek…
Bronze Age Axes in Ancient Civilizations
The Bronze Age (2300 – 800 BCE) was a pivotal era for mankind’s technological advancement. Key among these advancements was the evolution of bronze-casting technologies,…
Unearthing the Secrets of Bronze Helmets
Origins of the Illyrian Type Helmet The roots of the Illyrian-type helmet, sometimes referred to as the Greco-Illyrian type, can be traced back to the…
The History and Design of Bronze Age Shields
Shields from the Bronze Age are quite uncommon, particularly those that are intact. These artifacts are usually adorned and crafted from slender sheets of bronze.…
Historical Significance and Craftsmanship of Bronze Greaves
Greaves primarily serve to shield the tibia, or shinbone, a vulnerable area due to its proximity to the skin and susceptibility to attacks. A direct…
The Bronze Age Armor of Ancient Greece
Achaean Bronze Armor: Dendra Tombs Insights The first known instance of Achaean battle gear is linked to a bronze piece meant for shoulder defense, unearthed…
Forged in Time’s Forge: The Bronze Spear
In the sprawling annals of human history, few artifacts evoke the essence of ancient warfare quite like the Bronze Age spear. This slender yet formidable…
Achievements of the Bronze Age in metallurgy
An important development of the Bronze Age was the evolution of metallurgy, which resulted in the discovery of bronze.
Unique treasure in Scotland
In Scotland on the border with England, amateur archaeologists have found a unique treasure trove of Bronze Age artifacts.
Archaeologists have discovered unique Bronze Age artifacts
Spirals are made of solid wire, the length of each piece is about 3 cm, and the weight – 300 g. The age of the spirals helped to determine the gilded clothes pins found near them.