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This period began at different times in different parts of the world, but in many places

it started around 3,000 B, C.E, and lasted for over a thousand years. The main feature of the Bronze Age was the use of bronze, a strong metal made by mixing

copper and tin. Before the Bronze Age, people made tools and weapons from stone, wood, and bone.

These tools worked, but they could break easily and were hard to shape. When people discovered

how to make bronze, it changed everything. Bronze was stronger than stone and could be shaped more easily.

This led to better tools for farming, hunting, and building.

It also made stronger weapons for defense and war.

The first people to use bronze lived in places like Mesopotamia,

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