Copper was the most important metal used in early times. The alloying of copper to produce bronze represents a significant step forward in metallurgical practice: the resulting alloy is both stronger and less brittle than copper alone. There are a variety of different methods by which metal and metal artifacts can be produced or manufactured. Casting using the lost-wax method was an…
Iron ore was found in Laconia and copper and tin were imported, to make bronze…
realistically equipped for the area in which it was established. There was no gold in the…
* The Shang Dynasty was well known for their use of bronze. Mostly in weaponry.…
| Trades were also based on agricultures; Trades were placed with other, more local cities; Exports of wine & oil was a big practice as well; Mine work;…
The Shang Dynasty was an empire that had its capital located at the Ruins of Yin near the Yellow River, or present day Anyang in China. North China Plain was also the former location of the first dynasty known as the Xia and of the Zhou Dynasty, succeeding the Shang. There’s a controversy relating to its chronology, which varies from 1600 to 1046 BCE according to the Bamboo Annals and Records of the Grand Historian texts (1).…
The Chinese had settled in the Huang He, or Yellow River, valley of northern China by 3000 BC. By then they had pottery, wheels, farms, and silk, but they had not yet discovered writing or the uses of metals.…
went to work in the various industries such as the manufacturing of pottery, tools, jewelry, and the…
The benefits of building the Great Wall of Ancient China does not outweigh the cost. Document C states that soliders were forced to leave their families. Due to the Chinese having to leave their families this shows that it does not outweigh the cost. According to document D soliders risked their lives for the protection of their country. Because of the soliders risking their lives their families will be…
Approximately 5000 years ago the first complex, politically centralized civilizations began to form independently along numerous river valleys throughout parts of Asia and Africa. These civilizations were the building blocks for organization of human economic, political, religious, and social practices. Although the cultures of both Ancient Egypt and Shang China River Valley Civilizations share geographic, religious, and political similarities, the cultures are vastly different when social characteristics and economic trade are taken into consideration.…
essay. Introduction. China is a large country located in Eastern Asia. Its population is over one billion people. It is a country with a very rich, long history.…
| -extensive trade networks-had a main river for over-seas trade-traded with neighbors for cooperation and to maintain peace-bronze metallurgy, which was the production of bronze for utilization-nomads contributed to trade…
One of the most important technological advancements they made was using iron for weaponry instead of bronze. Iron has a few advantages over bronze. One being that because bronze is an alloy of copper and tin whereas iron is a naturally occurring element, iron weaponry is cheaper to produce in large quantities because you only need a single source. You can also obtain a tactical advantage over your enemy by cutting off one of their sources of tin or copper, and leaving them unable to produce more weapons. Iron is also less dense than bronze. This means that the same size weapon made of iron will be lighter than the one made out of bronze. Lighter weapons mean reduced fatigue and greater agility for soldiers on the battlefield.…
In this essay I will describe the three main religions of Ancient China. Although they are not that much alike they do have some similarities. There were three major religions in ancient china, Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism.…
1. Which of the following is not one of the advantages of iron over bronze?…