Marceline896
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  • 25-09-2014
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The use of iron for tools and weapons developed later than the use of copper because iron?

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Xepedosthens
Xepedosthens Xepedosthens
  • 17-11-2014
Iron is harder to craft into weapons and armor due to its melting point and it took a while to develop furnaces that could melt iron; it was a lot easier to melt copper.
People used copper tools due to it's low melting point and malleability...so that's why iron tools didn't develop till a later time period. 
 
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