About the Bronze Age

In the vast annals of history, the resonance of civilizations often echoes through the weapons they brandished. Enter the Xiphos and the Gladius—two ancient swords…

In the Bronze and Iron Ages, land cultivation improved, which contributed to further improvements in production.

Embodied within the ancient European legacy, Celtic swords epitomize an era characterized by profound mastery, intense warfare, and exquisite artistic craftsmanship. These weapons, revered for…

Archaeologists know that the first socio-economic differences began to appear in the Bronze Age, judging by the findings of graves.

The Bronze Age is not a homogeneous period. The three stages that divide it show lifestyles that are very different from each other.

The Bronze Age in Hong Kong is equivalent to a period spanning from the middle of the Shang Dynasty to the Qin Dynasty.