Bronze is an alloy of copper (90%) and Tin (10%). Although there are also may alloys that are very much the same but have zinc added or zinc used instead of tin, like brass. Some alloys contain silicone (called silicone bronze). True bronze is difficult to find as most applications for the metal require special properties (and alloys) due to machining and other tensile requirements.
Bronze was the most common material used to make toys and figurines in harappan civilization.
the material used was ebony,ivory,bronze,wood and gold
Bronze and marble
The material bronze does not comprise many hand tools in the modern age. However, bronze is used in doorknobs, clocks, and sculptures.
copper+ jast= bronze
bronze
Gold and Bronze.
he use bronze he use wood.
I believe they were minted in bronze.
Their winning edge was chariots.
The Shang Dynasty primarily used bronze for their currency, particularly in the form of bronze casting. They created various types of bronze vessels and tools, which served both practical and ceremonial purposes. Additionally, they used cowrie shells as a form of currency in some instances, reflecting their trade practices. Overall, bronze was the dominant material for their monetary system.
copper based alloy, Phosphor bronze ;)