4000Y.O: FANTASTIC VERY EARLY DAGGER 90mms C EUROPEAN EARLY BRONZE AGE COPPER?

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4000Y.O: FANTASTIC VERY EARLY DAGGER 90mms C EUROPEAN EARLY BRONZE AGE COPPER?:
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This wonderful Central European artifact is a very early dagger
belonging to the Central European early Bronze Age around 2000 BC.
The Bronze Age, evolving out of the preceding Chalcolithic period, is a fascinating moment of evolution with important economic and social changes as metallurgy develops, while stone implements are still being used and made. Mining expands with ensuing contacts and commercialization; fire is mastered and a new class of metalworkers emerges. Most of the production is composed of tools and weapons such as celts, axes, spearheads, daggers and swords; personal ornaments such as bracelets, fibulas, torques are also made in considerable quantity. Parallel with the above, gold was sought after and beautifully fashioned, in part to answer the demands of a new warrior aristocracy. The Bronze Age smith was particularly sensitive to line and form as exemplified by his production. The chronology of this period is somewhat in flux and arbitrary, though many dates are based on sound contexts from excavation. The divisions between the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Age differ according to countries and schools of thought.
The Bronze Age is part of the three-age system for prehistoric societies.
In that system, it follows the Stone Age and is followed by the Iron Age.
A really impressing artifact from a great period.
Provenance is an old German collection.
I guarantee absolutely for the authenticity of this
outstanding European Bronze Age artifact.
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