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Prehistoric Europe: Ages and Peoples

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Identify key prehistoric ages and peoples.

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Identify key prehistoric ages and peoples.

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Researchers divide prehistoric Europe into three great periods : , , and . The Stone age used flint with wooden or bone handles . The Bronze age followed , using copper - tin alloys and sometimes gold or silver . The Iron arrived later , defined by iron . The Stone age were likely Turanian . The makers of bronze were ancestors of the Celtic . brought the use of iron and dominated earlier . Semitic traces , if any , would be sought in Western Asia or Africa , not Europe .

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