- - Third and last epoch of the three divisions of European prehistory
- - Ancient epoch.
- - Ignore a funny old epoch
- - Implements epoch
- - Early epoch
- - Last of the prehistoric periods when steel tools were produced: 2 wds.
- - Period piece central in Thirsk on decline
- - Period in ancient history
- - Decrease salary, with cut for a division of Human Resources
- - period in history of a region
- - it followed the bronze era
- - Press one's years in a period BC
- - Certain archaeologic era
- - The period of human history that began in the Middle East about 1100 BC
- - First millennium B.C., approximately
- - Era when men began forging ahead
- - Press have time in period long gone
- - Period in human history after bronze was supplanted in toolmaking
- - i fume, taking on former time
- - Tool-making time
- - Historic period for blacksmiths
- - When metal-casting started
- - Time when people got super into metal?
- - From about 1000 B. C. to 100 A. D.
- - A region (anag) — period long ago
- - Irish one keeping silver for a time
- - Time of endless dry wit -- a good experience at first
- - It followed the Bronze Age
- - Historic toolmaking period
- - Primitive period
- - When bronze weaponry fell into disuse
- - Smooth, mature -- when 16 discovered heavy metal
- - It began about 1000 B.C
- - When coins became common
- - Archeological period
- - Early metalworking period
- - Period in Europe starting around 1100 B.C
- - Prehistoric period
- - A region troubled in time long ago
- - Irish cardinal collecting silver for a time
- - Period which began in the Middle East about 1100BC
- - Period when forging began
- - I get angry about working period
- - A long time redeveloping a region
- - Post-Neolithic period
- - Early toolmaking time
- - Press silver badge at end of metalwork period
- - Prehistoric era following the 'Bronze' period
- - When blacksmithing began
- - Early metalworking period, perhaps
- - Early tool-making time
- - Early developmental period
- - Important time for forgers
- - Forger's time
- - Tool time?
- - When forging began
- - Period marked by increased smelting
- - When 23-Across first appeared?
- - Advanced toolmaking period
- - It started around 1100 B.C.
- - Period named for an element
- - When tools became common
- - Period forged in history books?
- - Early period in human history
- - Heavy metal time?
- - When bronze was supplanted in toolmaking
- - Archaeological period
- - When forging started
- - First millennium B.C., roughly
- - It ended in Britain with the Roman Conquest
- - Period in human history
- - Early period
- - Period of metalwork advances
- - When the Tollund man lived
- - It began in Europe around 1200 B.C.
- - Era in which alphabetic writing became widespread
- - When it started, the world population was around 50 million
- - Period of human history that began about 3,000 years ago
- - When bronze was replaced, historically
- - When bronze fell out of favor
- - When coins came into general use
- - Period in human development
- - About 1000 BC
- - When coins came into common use
- - Retooling time?
- - It began in 2500 B.C.
- - Early historical era
- - Period beginning in about 1000 B.C.
- - It started a little before 1000 B.C.
- - First millennium BC period
- - Era after Bronze
- - Primitive time
- - It began around 1100 B.C. in Europe
- - Period starting about 1400 B.C.
- - It started around 1200 B.C.
- - 1 000 BC to 100 AD
- - When alphabetic writing became widespread
- - Archeologist's period
- - Period starting about 1000 B.C.
- - Period of antiquity
- - Human culture phase
- - When a tool became the rule
- - Era in Europe: 1000 B.C.-A.D. 100
- - Time to test one's mettle?
- - Period circa 1000 B.C.
- - First industrial revolution?
- - C. 1000 B.C.–A.D. 100
- - European period starting circa 1000 B.C.
- - Early time
- - Period in civilization
- - Stage of human progress
- - Period following Stone and Bronze
- - Early era
- - Hallstatt period
- - Circa 1000 B.C.
- - Post-Bronze period.
- - Period of human culture.
- - Circa 1000 B.C. to 100 A.D.
- - Historical period
- - Historic period
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