Dongson culture

Definition

The Dongson culture refers to an ancient civilization that existed in Southeast Asia from around 1000 BCE to 200 CE. It is known for its bronze casting techniques, intricate metalwork, and the development of a complex social structure.

Related terms

Bronze Age: A period characterized by the widespread use of bronze for tools and weapons.

Metalwork:

The art or craft of shaping and decorating metal objects.

Social Hierarchy: A system where individuals or groups are ranked according to their status or authority within a society.