The Evolution of the Iron Age: A Complete Timeline 1200 to 500 B.C.E | Documentary

As the world left the Bronze Age and developed a wider understanding of the intricacies and benefits of metal, more and more materials were harnessed. This led to bursts of technological advancement across the world, of which one metal in particular - iron - played a huge part. The Iron Age was the last of the metal ages, following the ages of both Copper and Bronze, and represents a time where many cultures had long left behind the basic tools of the stone age.