Bronze Age Civilization

The Bronze Age Civilization, roughly from 3300 to 1200 BCE, marked a period when humans began to use bronze—a mixture of copper and tin—for tools, weapons, and art. This technological advancement led to more durable and effective instruments, enabling complex societies to develop. During this time, early cities, trade networks, writing systems, and social hierarchies emerged, laying the foundation for later civilizations. It was a significant era of cultural and technological progress that shaped many aspects of human history.