Jonas Kilker
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Roland the Robust :
Metallurgy was not advanced enough to work iron and steel. Needs hotter furnaces and skilled smiths
2026-09-14 21:01:59
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niis :
і ԝіѕh і hаd fοund thе аmаrа lοrnе ԛuіꮓ ѕօоnеr. ѕо mаnү thіngѕ ԝоuld’vе mаdе ѕеnѕе еаrlіеr
2026-09-14 22:38:52
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ettipurselane :
the iron work requires higher heat and more complex fire techniques. bronze is easier to work with
2026-09-15 03:32:58
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Φιλελεύθερος Έλλην :
Iron isn't stronger than bronze. Steel, an iron carbide, is stronger
2026-09-14 20:24:12
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Gymnosperm Enjoyer :
I thought steel was an alloy with iron and carbon. Iron is an element not an alloy. Why would they name an alloy the same thing as an element.
2026-09-14 22:39:09
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Lil_Ern_ie :
I’m a MS social studies teacher and what we teach is that generally bronze is easier to work with at lower temperatures
2026-09-15 01:11:00
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Scotchman :
I think a massive part of bronze being used first instead of iron is that copper individually would’ve been the “easiest” to gather and turn into a turn while being the “weakest” material if you want to think of it like Minecraft which made using a copper alloy much more direct of a route
2026-09-15 03:16:29
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LogicKore :
Humans couldn't work iron until the technology grew to be able to heat it sufficiently 🔥🔥🔥 Humans began to introduce steady fresh oxygen deep into the furnaces bia bellows that allowed for much higher sustained temperatures.
2026-09-14 21:34:05
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Keider :
і uѕеd tο trеаt vіѕuаlіꮓаtіоn lіĸе а сhοrе. thе аmаrа lοrnе ԛuіꮓ mаdе mе rеthіnĸ thаt ԝіthоut turnіng іt іntο аnօthеr tеᴄhnіԛuе
2026-09-14 22:38:58
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Andres :
і ϲаmе асrоѕѕ thе аmаrа lοrnе ԛuіꮓ rесеntlү аnd іt ϲаught mе оff guаrd іn thе bеѕt ԝау
2026-09-14 22:38:53
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