Nordic Metal Age

The reason for being called Northern Europe "Metal Age" so they are using metals such as copper, bronze and iron as they were recorded during Scandinavian records. In this era, it happened during German ironware age, Northern Europeans in the era of southern migration, so the immigration period (hero era) is also included. Scandinavian metal age, Northern Europe bronze period, 1700 - 500 BC. Old Roman Iron Age Advertisement 500 to 1 year BC. Roman iron era 1 AD - 400 AD.

The culture of this region was influenced by the southern culture of Scandinavia early in the Bronze Age of the late Nordic period and early Roman era (300 BC to BC). Indeed, the influence of Northern Europeans in Poland and North Poland comes from c. It was very wonderful in 1300 BC (third period), and some people thought that the regional culture was part of Northern European bronze culture. In Eastern Europe, Goths became part of the Chernihoff culture from the 2nd century to the 5th century. For the first time in the migratory movement that is happening, in Central Europe, around 160 AD, the Germanic people pressure the Germanic people from the north and the east of the mouth of the visiting Visswa ancestral land to the southeast Because it became,

The Germanic family dates back to the Iron Age during the Northern European bronze period or the former Roman period. From Southern Northern Europe and northern Germany they started not only in the Celtgaria tribe, but also in the south, east and west extensions in contact with Slavic tribes in Iran, Baltic / Eastern Europe from the 1st century BC. Under the rule of Augustus, Rome began to invade Germany (a region extending from the Rhine to the Ural Mountains). In 9 AD, the three Roman legions led by Bals were defeated by the Chelsea leader Aminius. Tacitus, when we wrote Germerman, 100 AD was settled by the Germanic people along the Rhine and the Danube (Lime Germa), occupying most of the area of ​​modern Germany. However, Austria, Baden-Württemberg, Southern part of Bavaria, southern Hesse, Rhine River line was conquered by Roman province and merged: Noricum, Raetia, Germania Superior, Germania Underferior