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Iron technology was perfected by the _____.

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pychu [463]3 years ago

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I'm positive it is Egyptians

Law Incorporation [45]3 years ago

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Iron Technology was improved during the Warren States period in China, from 776 BC to 221 BC. This was also a period known as the Iron age, as regional lords in China sought to improve their iron manufacturing techniques in order to elaborate better weapons that will bring them a competitive edge against their pairs.

During this time, meteoric iron was replaced with a new type of iron nicknamed "Pig Iron", which was easier to work with.

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Chapter: History of England

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