Sentence examples for ages iron from inspiring English sources

During the Middle Ages, iron began to achieve wide uses for a variety of domestic needs.

In Europe before the Middle Ages, iron was mainly a utilitarian metal, with only secondary efforts in decoration.

In the Middle Ages iron was mined in Bergslagen on a large scale and was smelted with charcoal.

A combination of careful site selection, resource management, and social interactions buffered farmers from risks posed by upland conditions, whilst allowing the flexibility to respond to opportunities created by environmental and socio-economic change, particularly during the early Bronze Age, Bronze Age/Iron Age transition, Iron Age and 'Little Ice Age'.

The idea has since been formalized in the designation of a Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age.

The first archaeological timescale was developed by the Danish archaeologist C.J. Thomsen (1788 1865), who created the relative scale comprising the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age.

Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Pictish, Norse, even modern-historical: Orkney has them all.

Archaeological findings were organized in a single universal series (Stone Age, Iron Age, Bronze Age, etc).

"I was an undergraduate when Martin published his 'ice age iron hypothesis'," he said.

During most of the Middle and Late Bronze Age, iron was present, albeit scarce.

Technological importance of materials in history is captured in names: the Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, and now the Information Age or the Silicon Age.