During the first millennium b. c.e.:
a. bronze slowly replaced iron as the primary component...
Social Studies, 27.11.2019 02:31 cbaublitz
During the first millennium b. c.e.:
a. bronze slowly replaced iron as the primary component of tools and weapons.
b. iron slowly replaced bronze as the primary component of tools and weapons.
c. tempered copper slowly replaced bronze as the primary component of tools and weapons.
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