2000 BC – 500 BC
The Bronze Age in Ireland lasted from around 2,000 to 500 BC. During this historical period, the Bronze Age had a significant impact on Irish culture and way of life. This era saw the introduction of a new metalworking method, the use of bronze, which was employed to produce tools, weapons, and other artifacts. During the Bronze Age, new types of art such as pottery, jewelry, and stone carvings appeared.
During this historical period, the Bronze Age had a significant impact on Irish culture and way of life. This era saw the introduction of a new metalworking method, the use of bronze, which was employed to produce tools, weapons, and other artifacts. During the Bronze Age, new types of art such as pottery, jewelry, and stone carvings appeared.
The Hill of Tara is considered to have been the residence of the High Kings of Ireland during the Bronze Age in Ireland and is the most famous of these locations. The Hill of Uisneach is said to have been the spiritual core of ancient Irish religion. The Hill of Slane acted as a fortified stronghold atop a hill during the Bronze Age.
During the Bronze Age in Ireland, a new form of metalworking emerged: the creation of tools, weapons, and other artifacts from bronze. Bronze swords, spears, axes, and shields were among the most important Bronze Age objects recovered in Ireland. Bronze necklaces, bracelets, and rings were very prevalent throughout this time period.