Middle Bronze Age (MBA)

The Middle Bronze Age (MBA), spanning roughly from 2000 to 1500 BCE, is a key period in early civilization characterized by advancements in metallurgy, trade, and urban development. During this time, societies in regions like the Near East, Mediterranean, and parts of Europe saw the rise of powerful city-states and complex political structures. The use of bronze tools and weapons became widespread, enhancing agricultural and military capabilities. Cultural developments flourished, including writing systems and artistic expression. The MBA set the stage for significant historical events, including the emergence of empires and increased connectivity among diverse cultures.