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Bravo Nolan...
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I can't believe Nolan wrote The Odyssey all those millenia ago, truly a visionary
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>>222798183
I cant even, this is genius comment! Updooted!
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>>222798093
It’s pretty kino, ngl. The Bronze Age is over. Now the Medieval Times - the Dark Ages - have begun.
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WE WUZ SEA PPL
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>Our Brone Age is Collapsing
Um... guys? Is this some sort of an obscure esoteric hidden reference?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Bronze_Age_collapse
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>>222798093
fucking shilling and internet defense for this pozzed garbage movie was unbelievable. Marketing money must have finally dry out because none talks about this abortion anymore.
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>>222798093
That's Aluminium Age acktually.
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>>222798333
Wow, this is cool. I was in the theater like “tf is a Bronze Age”
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>>222798369
I really liked it tho tbf imho
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>guys our Late Bronze Age c. 1500 - 1200 BC Sources see below is collapsing
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>>222798093
>Big guys btfo small guys.
Wait a minute.....
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>>222798295
You're over a thousands years off from that. The Iron Age starts as early 1200-1000BCE in the Middle East and reaches Western Europe by 800BCE. The Medieval period doesn't start until after the collapse of the Roman Empire.
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>>222798093
>Lestrigons
What the fuck was their problem?
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Leaving steel aside, bronze weapons are actually superior to iron ones.
The reason why iron ended up dominating was because it was way more common, easier to produce and cheaper than bronze.
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If the bronze age has ended, how come we never entered the silver age?
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>>222798599
>what are computers
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>>222798512
How would you like it (and I'm assuming you're at least 5'7) if a bunch of 3 foot chuds invaded your island and started running around all stinky
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>>222798599
Silver is a shit metal to make weapons and armour from. The name comes from the usage of bronze as tools, weapons and armour. That's why the next age is the Iron Age because it's when smelting technology began to improve allowing for higher temperatures to forge iron. After that naming ages became more about cultural things going on since iron stayed around with steel just being an improved alloy of iron which then got replaced by guns which we still use today.
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>>222798473
For you
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>>222798093
Normies minds would explode if they read the average JRPG plot
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>>222798565
>bronze weapons are actually superior to iron ones.
Not for the functions they actually needed to fulfill. But yes they looked prettier and lasted forever instead of rusting.
>The reason why iron ended up dominating was because it was way more common, easier to produce and cheaper than bronze.
True. But that means iron is cheaper AND made for better tools and weapons. However it was inaccessible until the smelting technology bottleneck was lifted.
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>>222799751
smelted iron is softer than bronze.
Iron weapons were worst in quality than bronze ones till humans learned how to make steel
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>>222799840
Why is iron stronger than bronze in my vidya then?
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>>222798369
>>222798392
I don't know a single person who's seen it
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>>222799912
You know me? Wtf we have been talking for decades??? Fuck you
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>>222798402
>What does BC mean, Odysseus?
>Before Christ.
>Who the hell is Christ?
>I dunno he's not born yet...
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>>222799840
Early iron was never pure iron. Carbon always made its way into the alloy simply based on the ore's contact with the charcoal during the smelting and smithing process. And its main vulnerability was brittleness, not softness. Early iron tools and weapons were never softer than copper.
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>>222798599
Silver age is all the goofy stuff like Superman pulling a long group of planets with a really big chain.



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