Development of bronze tools and weapons

The development of bronze tools and weapons marked a significant advancement in human technology, occurring around 3300 to 1200 BCE, known as the Bronze Age. Bronze, an alloy of copper and tin, is harder and more durable than its predecessors, allowing for stronger tools and weapons. This innovation enabled more efficient farming, crafting, and warfare, leading to increased productivity and the growth of civilizations. The use of bronze not only advanced everyday life but also fostered trade and cultural exchange, as societies sought the necessary materials, shaping social and economic structures across regions.