The Prehistoric Use of Iron and Steel

In this groundbreaking work, Day sheds light on the little-known history of prehistoric metallurgy. Drawing on a wealth of evidence from around the world, he explores the ways in which ancient peoples used iron and steel to transform their societies and shape the world around them.

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