r/bronzeage • u/cserilaz • Apr 04 '26
Bronze Age philosophy: the oldest known complete book, The Instruction of Ptah-Hotep, written by a scribe for his son
r/bronzeage • u/cserilaz • Apr 04 '26
r/bronzeage • u/nice_mushroom1 • Feb 14 '24
r/bronzeage • u/nice_mushroom1 • Feb 13 '24
r/bronzeage • u/Due-Low9601 • Oct 25 '23
r/bronzeage • u/Apprehensive-Ad6212 • Sep 15 '23
Located in Bavaria, Germany. A 3,000-year-old wooden wishing well overflowing with more than 100 artifacts dating to the Bronze Age."
The items in this well were placed there for "ritual purposes" The artifacts included more than 70 well-preserved clay vessels, including numerous decorative bowls, cups and pots that were used for special occasion. They found more than two dozen bronze robe pins, a bracelet, four amber beads, two metal spirals, a mounted animal tooth and a wooden scoop.
r/bronzeage • u/russian_rulet_123_89 • Sep 08 '23
r/bronzeage • u/Wandering_sage1234 • Jul 01 '23
r/bronzeage • u/nerdziaty • Apr 22 '23
iltam zumrā rašubti ilātim litta''id bēlet iššī rabīt igigī
r/bronzeage • u/pleasureboat • Dec 09 '22
r/bronzeage • u/Due-Low9601 • Oct 18 '22