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Bronze and the Madness of History

Jacquelyn GreigBronze, Did You Know?, The Hidden History Project1 Comment

History according to WikiWhatever when you ask about when copper/tin/bronze were first discovered…

Copper – discovered 9,000 years before Christ.

Bronze – discovered 3,500 years before Christ.

Tin – discovered 3,000 years before Christ.

Um. Right. OK.

I thought Bronze was made from Copper and Tin (????)

Tutankhamen’s Bronze Dagger

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