<P> Known sources of tin in ancient times include the southeastern tin belt that runs from Yunnan in China to the Malay Peninsula ; Devon and Cornwall in England ; Brittany in France ; the border between Germany and the Czech Republic ; Spain ; Portugal ; Italy ; and central and South Africa ( Wertime 1979 , p. 1 ; Muhly 1979 ) . Syria and Egypt have been suggested as minor sources of tin , but the archaeological evidence is inconclusive . </P>
<P> Known sources of tin in ancient times include the southeastern tin belt that runs from Yunnan in China to the Malay Peninsula ; Devon and Cornwall in England ; Brittany in France ; the border between Germany and the Czech Republic ; Spain ; Portugal ; Italy ; and central and South Africa ( Wertime 1979 , p. 1 ; Muhly 1979 ) . Syria and Egypt have been suggested as minor sources of tin , but the archaeological evidence is inconclusive . </P>
where did tin come from in the bronze age
where did tin come from in the bronze age
the southeastern tin belt that runs from Yunnan in China to the Malay Peninsula ; Devon and Cornwall in England ; Brittany in France ; the border between Germany and the Czech Republic ; Spain ; Portugal ; Italy ; and central and South Africa
the southeastern tin belt that runs from Yunnan in China to the Malay Peninsula ; Devon and Cornwall in England ; Brittany in France ; the border between Germany and the Czech Republic ; Spain ; Portugal ; Italy ; and central and South Africa