Iron Age

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Proper noun

Iron Age

1. (archaeology) A level of culture in which man used iron and the technology of iron production. (Estimated to have begun in Europe about 1100 BC)
2. (mythology) The most recent and debased of the four or five classical Ages of Man.

Coordinate terms

• (archaeology): Stone Age, Bronze Age
• (mythology): Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age, Heroic Age

See also

• Iron Age on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Ages of Man on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:Ages of Man

Coordinate terms

• (archaeology): Stone Age, Bronze Age
• (mythology): Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age, Heroic Age

See also

• Iron Age on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Ages of Man on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:Ages of Man

Translations

archaeology

Arabic: عصر الحديد (ar) (3aSr al-Hadiid) m. Armenian: երկաթի դար (hy) (erkat’i dar) Chinese: Mandarin: 鐵器時代 (cmn), 铁器时代 (cmn) (tiěqì shídài) Czech: doba železná (cs) f. Danish: jernalder (da) c. Dutch: ijzertijd (nl) m. Finnish: rautakausi (fi) French: Âge du fer (fr) m.

German: Eisenzeit (de) f. Greek: Εποχή του Σιδήρου (el) (Epochí tou Sidírou) f. Japanese: 鉄器時代 (ja) (てっきじだい, tekki jidai) Korean: 철기 시대 (ko) (cheolgi sidae) (鐵器時代 (ko)) Latvian: dzelzs laikmets m. Polish: epoka żelaza (pl) f. Portuguese: idade do ferro (pt) f. Russian: железный век (ru) (želéznyj vek) m. Spanish: Edad del Hierro (es) f.

mythology

Chinese: Mandarin: 鐵器時代 (cmn), 铁器时代 (cmn) (tiěqì shídài) Dutch: ijzertijd (nl) m. Finnish: rautakausi (fi)

French: Âge du fer (fr) m. Polish: epoka żelaza (pl) f. Russian: железный век (ru) (želéznyj vek) m.

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Asturian: Edá del Fierro m. Kabuverdianu: Gender: m. Badiu: Idadi du Ferru Fogo: Idade du Ferro São Vicente: Idad' d' Ferr' Esperanto: ferepoko Estonian: rauaaeg French: Âge du fer m. Galician: idade de Ferro Low German: Iesentiet

Hebrew: תקופת הברזל Italian: età del ferro Japanese: 鉄器時代 (tekki jidai) Korean: 철기 시대 (cheulgi sidae) Latin: etas ferrum Limburgish: Iezertied Lithuanian: geležies amžius Maltese: Żmien il-Ħadid Norwegian: jernalderen Portuguese: Idade do Ferro m. Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: гвоздено доба Latin: gvozdeno doba Sicilian: Etati dû Ferru Slovene: Železna doba Spanish: Edad de Hierro m. Swedish: järnåldern Welsh: Yr Oes Haearn