Knife in history and Culture

The culture of every duration gave it a new shape. The dagger and the sword are the modified forms of this. Knife is one of the oldest overseas of human civilization, which is millions of years old. It started in the stone period (Paleolithic Age) when early humans started sharp stones and began using them for hunting and other tasks.
Starting in the history of the knife and evolution of the rock (approximately 2.5 million years ago) early humans made the sharp edge of the smoke (or flour) and other tough rocks, which used to work hunting and skill. Later, the rocks were made to be kept in the form of knife. The copper and bronze away (3500-1200 BC)) Militants started to choose the molds of the copper (copper) and bronze. These knives were more durable and sharp and used to fight, hunt, and food. Ahyan away (1200 BC - 600 CE) When iron was discovered, became the bells who were more strong and lasting. Iron knives were common in Romanium, Greek, and Egyptian civilizations. Medieval (500-1500 CE) in this era, the sword and knives industry developed. Steel used to make blades in Europe, and the knives became an essential part of everyday life. The modern era (18th century - till today) after the industrial revolution, knives were born to be widely created. Stan lace steels and other metals were made from modern technology. Today knives are available for different types and purposes, such as kitchen knives, pocket knife, hunting knives, and other specialty knives. Where did the invention of the knife? The initial shapes of knife were independently invented in different parts of the world, but the oldest evidence meets the civilians of the stone era of Africa, Europe, and Asia. Ancient Egyptian, Mesopotamia, and Chinese civilizations further develop knives. The result of the result of knife was a revolutionary step for human survival and development. With time, it improved and today it is the essential part of our everyday life, even if they are for food, for hunt, or for another purpose.