yes and they didn't know how to make steel

not sure about glass

Oh it absolutely is far more complex than steel

okay, they didn't know how to make steel

that's what i said

Oh but they did

usage of iron as a primary metal came to britain and ireland between 600BC to 400BC

stonehenge is much older

I'm sure they made clay weapons

no, they made weapons first out of copper, then bronze, and finally switched to iron

in different periods of time

Who says?

they also probably mined tin over in britain

archaeological findings

Iron will rust away

so what if it rusts away

what does that have to do with anything

They only find weapons that was made that don't rust away

are you gonna say that they didn't use iron in the middle ages?

you're gonna tell me iron swords don't exist?

lol

Just because they don't dig up 1000 year old steel, doesn't mean they didn't use it

it kind of does

if they dig up 1000 things and not a single one is steel

it's a good guess

Absolutely not. There's even drilling marks in pyramids

what

so?

how does that imply usage of steel

other metals can drill

There's tons of machining marks

bruh

what are you even going on about

Bruh for real... Iron is the easiest thing to smelt

I'm sure they had it

they had started using iron as a primary metal since about 600 BC

Sure they did

maybe they dug it out from time to time before that, but they used copper and later bronze

primarily

I'm sure that's end all correct cause some academic got paid to say it

lol