Bronze was made by melting copper and tin together. First bronze bars were melted.Then the hot metal...

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Bronze Age and The Iron Age

Transcript of Bronze was made by melting copper and tin together. First bronze bars were melted.Then the hot metal...

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How bronze was madeBronze was made by melting copper and tin

together.First bronze bars were melted .Then the hot metal was poured into a mould, allowed to cool and set .

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Where did they live? Houses in the Bronze Age were usually built in a round shape using natural materials and had a hearth (fire) in their centre for warmth, light and cooking. Grass was sometimes grown on the roof to help insulate it.

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What did they eat?Bronze age people had a separate house to cook in. They filled up a small hole with water and boiled the water using large hot stones from the fire. Meat was wrapped in strawto keep it clean as it boiled in the water.

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JEWELLERYThese are some examples of Bronze Age jewellery found in Britain-bracelets, rings and necklets