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Welcome to the sixth episode in my Overview series on Kernewek (Cornish) history! In this episode, we'll be taking a look at the new tin-based economy and societal changes.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:46 What is the Bronze Age?
03:31 How Were Metals Collected?
05:21 Cornish Gold
06:32 Cornish Trade
09:02 Settlement in the Bronze Age
11:00 Burial Practices
12:51 Stone Circles
14:09 Climate Change and Conflict
16:27 Conclusion
17:43 Outro

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