Common artisanal goods produced in the Iron Age included

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Pottery and textiles were commonly produced artisanal goods during the Iron Age. Gold jewelry was also produced, but it was likely limited to the wealthy elite. Weaponry was made from iron, not bronze, during the Iron Age. Chariots were also produced but were likely more specialized and not as commonly produced as pottery and textiles. Glass ingots were not produced during the Iron Age as glassmaking did not become widespread until much later.

Common Artisanal Goods Produced in the Iron Age Included