Early Bronze Age
period in prehistory that follows the Stone Age
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Summary
Early Bronze Age is an archaeological period[1]. It is known by 19 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Early Bronze Age's instance of is recorded as archaeological period[3].
- Early Bronze Age followed Late Chalcolithic in Greater Mesopotamia[4].
- Early Bronze Age was followed by Middle Bronze Age[5].
- Early Bronze Age is part of Bronze Era in Central Europe[6].
- Early Bronze Age is part of Bronze Age[7].
- Early Bronze Age's Commons category is recorded as Early Bronze Age[8].
- Early Bronze Age began on January 1, 2200 BC[9].
- Early Bronze Age began on 1700 BC[10].
- Early Bronze Age ended on January 1, 1600 BC[11].
- Early Bronze Age ended on 1100 BC[12].
- Early Bronze Age dates from the Bronze Age[13].
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Definition and Type
Early Bronze Age's instance of is recorded as archaeological period[3].
Use and Application
Part of include Bronze Era in Central Europe[6], an archaeological period[14] and Bronze Age[7], an archaeological age[15].
Why It Matters
Early Bronze Age is known by 19 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]