Atlantic Bronze Age

The Atlantic Bronze Age refers to a period, roughly from 1300 to 700 BCE, characterized by the development of interconnected cultures along the Atlantic coast of Europe, including parts of present-day France, Britain, Ireland, and Spain. This era is marked by advancements in metalworking, trade networks, and complex social structures. Notable artifacts include bronze tools and weapons, distinctive pottery styles, and impressive burial mounds or monuments. The peoples of this time engaged in trade across the sea, influencing each other and creating a shared cultural identity while maintaining distinct regional traits.