Knives Through Time From Stone Tools To Metal Blades
The article traces knife history from Old Stone Age blades of flint to copper bronze and iron as metalworking emerged. It notes early knives as simple cutting blades, then upgraded handles, and later mass production in factories with one piece or assembled blades and handles. Also mentions medieval cutlers and the shift to modern knife manufacture.
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