Although it was less applicable in places where bronze or iron were not used,the Three Age System was conceptually significant to the study of the prehistory of

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The Three Age System was originally developed in Denmark by Christian J. Thomsen in the 19th century as a way to categorize and understand the different stages of development in European prehistory based on the materials used for tools and weapons (stone, bronze, and iron). While it may have been less applicable in regions where bronze or iron were not used, it was still significant to the study of prehistory in Europe.

Although It Was Less Applicable in Places Where Bronze or Iron