Scandinavian Bronze Age

The Scandinavian Bronze Age, spanning roughly 1700 to 500 BCE, was a significant period in Northern Europe marked by the use of bronze for tools and ornaments. This era saw the emergence of complex societies, trade networks, and distinct cultural practices, influenced by interactions with neighboring regions. Notable artifacts include burial mounds, intricate metalwork, and rock carvings depicting daily life and rituals. The Bronze Age contributed to social structures and the development of early Norse culture, setting the stage for later historical developments in Scandinavia.