These ingots would have been used in bronze production ... and mainland Greece. In the Bronze Age, they used the island of Crete as a major trade hub. Excavations are set to continue over the ...

This suggests a long-distance trade network during the Later Bronze Age, highlighting the interconnectedness of ancient European societies[1]. Similarly, the copper ingots from the Rochelongue ...

was mined in Derbyshire from the Bronze Age. Romans worked lead ore in Derbyshire where it was smelted and turned into lead ingots (pigs) The uses of lead were many ie: water pipes, wine vessels ...

but also provides new insights for the Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age transition.” As for the five ingots of lignite, the samples were dated to 1122 B.C.E. The mineral’s nearest known source ...