Bares of iron, they looked like cores, or dowels
Iron was used for Weapons and Shields also for Armor.
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The Hittites were an ancient civilization that was located somewhere in what is now known as Turkey. Archaeologists date these ancient peoples to 2000 BC BCE or earlier. They were advanced for their point in time. They are known to be experienced in iron ore and built iron weapons and other instruments of iron.
The ancient Mesopotamians used compound bows with arrowheads of stone and eventually bronze or iron.
Bares of iron, they looked like cores, or dowels
Iron was first discovered in ancient times by ancient Egyptians around 5000-3000 BC. The exact individual credited with the discovery of iron is unknown, but the use of iron became widespread during the Iron Age, roughly around 1200 BC.
Those were primitive governments. As the world was divided, battles have been fought. People have been using Iron since ancient times predating the use of steel which uses iron as its base.
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Yes they did. The third capital Meroe was a major centre of iron working They def. had iron from at least 600 BC or so because archaeologist found an iron spear (the iron was covered in gold) in Pharaoh Tarhaqa's tomb at Nuri
Their soldiers were the first to adopt the use of iron weapons.
Iron has been known since ancient times and was one of the first metals to be used by humans. It was likely discovered by early civilizations through the natural occurrence of iron in its metallic form.
Iron eventually replaced bronze tools such as axes, chisels, fishing hooks and arrow heads but it required a lot of work since they did not have the ability to heat the iron to more than 1500 degrees.
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Iron was used for Weapons and Shields also for Armor.
The process of making iron strong enough to use for weapons was developed by ancient civilizations, such as the Hittites and Egyptians, through a technique called carburization. This involves adding carbon to the iron to create steel, which is stronger and more durable than pure iron.