Iron Age

The Iron Age is a period in prehistoric history characterized by the widespread use of iron for tools and weapons, following the Bronze Age. It began around 1200 BCE in some regions and lasted until roughly 600 CE, varying by location. This era saw significant advancements in societies, including improved agriculture, trade, and the rise of cities. Iron tools were more durable and efficient than their bronze counterparts, leading to changes in daily life and industry. The Iron Age also witnessed the development of complex social structures and the emergence of early civilizations.