Sistem tiga zaman adalah pembagian zaman prasejarah manusia (dengan sejumlah lompatan dalam periode sejarah di sejumlah kecil wilayah) dalam tiga periode waktu: Zaman Batu, Zaman Perunggu, dan Zaman Besi,[1][2] meskipun konsep tersebut juga dapat merujuk kepada pembagian tripartit lainnya dari periode masa sejarah. Dalam beberapa sistem Zaman Tembaga ditambahkan antara Zaman Batu dan Zaman Perunggu. Zaman Tembaga, Perunggu dan Besi juga secara kolektif disebut sebagai Zaman Logam.[3][4]
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