But the early Iron Age copper production at Faynan was short-lived. It was abandoned by the end of the 9th century BC, and was unconnected to the development of Edomite settlement in the highlands ...

The professor added that four later episodes, in the Iron Age IIC (the 7th-6th centuries BC), Nabataean-Early Roman (c. 100 BC-106 C), Late Roman through Byzantine (c. 284-551 CE) and Middle Islamic ...

In the early Iron Age, its copper was exported as far as the Aegean." The scholar added that the excavations by the professor Tom Levy and his team at Faynan concluded that local nomadic tribes ...

In just one year, researchers using metal detectors identified over 300 artifacts from the Late Bronze Age (1450 to 800 B.C.) and the Early Iron Age (800 to 450 B.C.), including jewelry, military ...

Following a detailed survey in Loch Tay in 1979, the early Iron Age site of Oakbank Crannog, off the village of Fearnan, was selected for pioneering underwater investigation.

Ancient weaponsmiths combined bronze and iron to fashion swords during the early Iron Age – but modern forgers glue together elements from different weapons, ...

Early Iron Age ornaments unearthed in Poland have been found to contain iron from meteorites, suggesting the ancient inhabitants of the region were adept at working the metal much earlier than ...

The early Iron Age (Period I) is at the lowest level, further divided into IA and IB. This period was succeeded by Period II which saw the Satavahana settlement.