metalworking

12 subentries

• metalworking
• Cretan Andites practiced m. ca. 12,000 B.C. (80:7.2)
• early commerce in metals (79:1.4)
• early wars fought over deposits of metals (69:4.6)
• Egyptians worked iron ores from Mount Sinai (80:6.3)
• garden Adamites pursued (76:3.8)
• in China after 10,000 B.C. (79:7.5)
• in early cities (81:3.4)
• Jesus became skilled at anvil (128:2.3)
• Mesopotamians worked ores from Black Sea regions (80:6.3)
• Prince’s staff taught (66:5.25)
• Sumerians practiced (77:4.7)
• Syria was center of (80:1.2)

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