it is made of metals irons bronze and gold at metal age
Copper came first, and then tin, and then bronze, a combination of the two. These metals were put into a kiln ( a simple oven) as rocks, and then the metal came out because the kiln was hot. This was much hotter than what you would get over a campfire. The creation of the kiln came about for making pottery, which is also useful. Most likely the metal that flowed out of the rocks was collected in a bowl of some sort ( some sort of pottery). Soft metals such as copper could then hammered with rocks for example to form tools such as a knife or a spear tip.
Chisels, saws and planes, to name a few.Knives, scissors.
i think it is made of of metal and usually have a plastic coat over top
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because your hands are a part of you and are made for delicate jobs and are the most sensetive to touch
No. It is liquid and made of metal. It is also extremely hot.
From the early to middle neolithic (when copper tools were first made) to the present.
The age when they first made tools is called the Stone Age.
Metal tools
Metal Tools
in either the bronze age or the iron age.
The first stone age tools were made by Neanderthals.
All the technologies available to the ancient Egyptians, mostly those of the late Stone Age plus the addition of simple metal tools made of unhardened natural copper. No other metal tools were available at that time.
Whatever tools man brings there.
No, the Stone Age is characterized by the use of stone tools and weapons. Metal tools and weapons were not used until the transition to the Bronze Age, which occurred around 3300 BCE.
This term is used to denote a culture that does NOT use metal tools, presumably because they do not know how to make metal.
they made it
because the people of that time used stone tools, but during the new stone age they used metal tools, so im confused 2 :)