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The 42 pages that link to Iron Age, each with the reason it gives.

• ScythiansNarrower topic: Scythian societies developed during the Iron Age and used its metalworking traditions.

• Late Bronze Age collapseNarrower topic: The collapse marks a major transition toward Iron Age societies across much of the eastern Mediterranean.

• BloomeryNarrower topic: Bloomery smelting supplied much of the iron behind this broad technological transition.

• Yayoi periodNarrower topic: Iron tools appeared alongside bronze and supported farming and warfare.

• BlacksmithingNarrower topic: Blacksmithing grew from societies' expanding ability to produce and work iron.

• ChariotNarrower topic: Changing weapons, cavalry, and states gradually reduced the chariot’s battlefield role.

• Nok cultureNarrower topic: Nok belongs to an early African development of ironworking.

• Late Bronze AgeNarrower topic: It followed the Late Bronze Age as metalworking and political systems changed.

• Iron smeltingNarrower topic: The spread of iron smelting helped define this technological and archaeological period.

• Pig ironNarrower topic: Pig iron belongs to a much later industrial phase of iron production.

• Pazyryk cultureNarrower topic: The Pazyryk culture belongs to the Iron Age, although its surviving objects include many materials besides iron.

• PhilistinesNarrower topic: Philistine settlement and political power developed during the Iron Age in the Levant.

• IronworkingNarrower topic: Ironworking became a defining technology in many societies of this period.

• SwordNarrower topic: Ironworking expanded the materials and manufacturing options available to sword makers.

• Chain (physical links)Narrower topic: Ironworking made durable metal links practical across many societies.

• BlacksmithNarrower topic: The spread of ironworking created a lasting demand for specialist smiths.

• CimmeriansNarrower topic: Cimmerian movements took place amid Iron Age transformations across the Near East.

• Iron Age in IndiaNarrower topic: The Indian chronology is one regional history within this wider, non-uniform period.

• Permian bronze castsNarrower topic: Many Permian casts belong to regional archaeological contexts of the Iron Age.