M. Pitts, S. Needham, V. Heyd, M. Pearson, M. Jay, J. Montgomery, J. Sheridan
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We divide the ancient past into three ages: stone, bronze and iron. But leading archaeologists are saying Britain also had a copper age, between stone and bronze at around 2500–2200BC. What was it, when did it occur and why? British Archaeology canvassed the views of six archaeologists and scientists.