4,000-Year-Old Pottery Reveals Early Advanced Society in Europe | Ancient Origins

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12/11/2025 6 min
4,000-Year-Old Pottery Reveals Early Advanced Society in Europe | Ancient Origins

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New archaeological study uncovers specialized pottery workshops in Bronze Age Spain, revealing El Argar's complex industrial organization and hierarchical state system 4,000 years ago.

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