Bronhids
Bronhids are a fictional Bronze Age culture developed for world-building and speculative history. In these depictions, the Bronhids are said to have inhabited the river valleys of a broad continental interior during the Late Bronze Age, roughly between 1500 and 1200 BCE. The name is commonly linked to a bronze-working heritage and to the old term for “people.”
Bronhids lived in small settlements arranged along river courses. Communities were typically organized around kin groups
They produced bronze tools and weapons from copper and tin, and engaged in regional exchange networks to
Archaeological-style depictions emphasize distinctive pottery with geometric motifs and smoothed bronze ornaments. Bronze workshops and casting
Proto-writing or short inscriptions are sometimes attributed to the Bronhids in speculative accounts, though most sources