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Bronze Swords
Bronze Swords
Artifact ID 01_04_BronzeSwords
Rarity Common
Era Bronze Age
Native to Troy (Turkey)
Toughness 200.0
Sale value 40
Materials bronze

Bronze Swords — common Bronze Age artifact.

Cast bronze leaf-shaped or straight-bladed swords were used across the Mediterranean and Near East from roughly 3300-1200 BCE. They were made by pouring molten bronze into stone or clay molds. Riveted hilts and flanged tangs are characteristic features.

Read more about bronze age sword on Wikipedia