How did the use of bronze impact early European society

The use of bronze in European societes is defined as European Bronze Age. It is mostly characterized by the usage of bronze material in terms of artefacts and implements. Bronze Age succeeded Neolithic and lasted around 600 Century BC.

Bronze was important for the development of emerging societes, but it is important to clarify that different cultural trajectories were followed by various societies. Some objects like the flint daggers indicate that there was an emulation of new ideas and creativity. New techniques in the metalworking increased in sophistication. Also, music instruments of great precision and beauty were present during that time.

After the Bronze Age came Iron Age, which revolutionized the development of materials and weapons which was embedded in the cultural development, as well.