Metallurgy, ancient Near East

Abstract

Abstract The development of metallurgy in Mesopotamia and the surrounding lands from the late fourth millennium bce until the end of the Neo‐Babylonian period represented an unprecedented technological achievement that strongly influenced the evolution of agriculture, transportation, tool and weapon production, as well as the visual arts across the ancient world. This achievement was made possible by an exchange of raw materials and expertise over a wide region.

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