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In what way was the Chalcolithic Age more advanced than the other stone ages ​

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The Chalcolithic Age, literally the Copper Stone Age, is an age of probably 1,000 years duration at the end of the Neolithic era. It began with the simple smelting of copper. Later, tin was added to copper to create bronze, an alloy of great durability, thus ushering in the Bronze Age. The use of stone tools, ornamentation, and weaponry existed concurrently. Lead and copper smelting are identified in the era between 6,000 and 5,000 BCE. The 5,000 BCE date is usually cited as the start of the Bronze Age.

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