Prehistoric Bronze Age daggers weren't used as weapons but mainly as tools for skinning animal carcasses, reveals new research.The knives, made from copper alloy, were widespread in Europe including Britain and Ireland, appearing around 5,000 years ago. (Newcastle University,SWNS/Zenger)
Prehistoric Bronze Age daggers were mainly used as tools for skinning animal carcasses rather than as weapons, reveals new research.
The knives, made from copper alloy, were widespread in Europe including Britain and Ireland, appearing around 5,000 years ago.
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