It was around the beginning of the bronze age,

Their history actually goes back to about the time of Christ.

So I started thinking, well, we live in all these ages of man the Stone Age, and the Iron Age, and the Copper Age.

Bronze ware is largely made from alloys of brass and tin.

Now we can fast forward many thousands of years into the Bronze Age and beyond.

Bronze is composed of copper and tin.

She said, I'm going to tell you something that might surprise you.

The 5 yen coin is made from brass and the 10 yen coin is made from bronze.

The period is referred to as the Stone Age.

You already heard about that. You know what that means.

What, are you in the Stone Age?

They cast bronze into a statue.

Here is an example of the same symbol on an ancient Chinese bronze inscription.

What if a man from the upper paleolithic

The structure of stone age culture

But... ...does that mean you should give up on love?

The fact that we have an Internet today is going to ultimately make the difference.

The pack has got to be able to swallow its ego, be cooperative, and pull together.

Moral and physical development are remarkable in the youth.

The Stone Age ruins were discovered.

Anyway, you find other things, too.

What the world needs is a return to sweetness and decency in the souls of its young men and...

This is gonna fly by quicker than your 20s.

You owe me three farthings say the bells of St Martin's.

It's the final culture of the upper paleolithic.

IIII could've had 'em blown back to the Stone Age.

PJC

The last 40 years have been extraordinary times.

Five to 10 thousand years! Now imagine this.

In the corner of the big world we are living in the same time (living)

An elegant weapon for a more civilized age.

Most athletes are at their best during their early manhood.

I became increasingly fascinated by the diversity of life.

That very tune reminded me of my adolescence.

Make good friends and read good books in youth.

I remember reading the book three times when I was young.

Many friends of my youth also came.

(laugh)

You ate porridge, you drink water... and Bandura (musical instrument).

The old man spent most of his time looking back on his youth.

I got the bronze!

Copper.

On my desk in my office, I keep a small clay pot that I made in college.

So in a certain sense, technologies don't die.

And it's humbling to remember that our species has, perhaps, been around for 150,000 years.