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minus-square@MaggotylinkEnglish20•10 months agoThe comparison was iron and bronze. Not steel and bronze.
minus-squareDiplomjodlerlinkEnglish8•10 months agoThere was never a time when iron was used in a major way until they figured out how to make steel. So technically it was always the steel age, not the iron age.
minus-squareZorquelinkfedilink-6•10 months ago Steel, I believe, needs much higher temperatures and purified inputs.
minus-square@MaggotylinkEnglish9•10 months agoBut not in the context of a comparison with bronze. Nobody made the claim that Bronze was as strong as Steel.
The comparison was iron and bronze. Not steel and bronze.
There was never a time when iron was used in a major way until they figured out how to make steel. So technically it was always the steel age, not the iron age.
And?
… and steel was brought up.
But not in the context of a comparison with bronze. Nobody made the claim that Bronze was as strong as Steel.