Excavations on Somló Hill have produced one of the largest collections of late Bronze age and early Iron Age metal ever ... archaeologists also uncovered beads made of amber, fabric and leather ...

The objects date back to the Late Bronze Age, 1450 BC to 800 BC, and the Early Iron Age, 800 BC to 450 BC ... unearthed leather remains and amber beads, as well as tusks of boars and domestic ...

A Bronze Age jewelry hoard discovered in a field in Güttingen, Switzerland, includes a necklace of spiked discs, amber beads ... including artifacts from the Iron and Bronze ages.

Bronze Age peoples couldn't use the iron they found, and iron was not commonly used in the region until later. The oldest known iron artifacts, a set of 5,000-year-old beads from northern Egypt ...

Iron Age amber beads from the Baltic Sea found in Syria. Credit: M. N. Mortensen et al. / National Museum of Denmark A recent analysis of beads discovered in the ancient city of Hama, Syria, has ...

all dating back between the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age. The area seems to be rich with finds, as 19 th-century local farmers also (accidentally) unearthed their fair share of treasures.

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Some ancient glass beads, decorated with spirals, found at Frattesina. Photo from Paolo Bellintani Additionally, Bronze Age Frattesina ... gold, tin, iron and lead. Together, the finds suggest ...

The Iron Age began after the Bronze Age, so historians were confused by the metal's presence in artifacts otherwise clearly from Bronze Age. New information published in Prehistory Works claimed ...

They sewed using bone needles, and they wore beads of bone ... But others may date to the Bronze Age and early Iron Age heyday of Dmanisis Gora. For a large part of the community, however ...

A hoard of Iron Age "bling" unearthed in North Yorkshire ... hoard would have been "really bright and brassy with blue glass beads and coral" and they were "meant to be garish" as a display ...