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Which method is considered as one of the oldest methods of giving required shapes to the metals ?

Which method is considered as one of the oldest methods of giving required shapes to the metals ? Correct Answer forging

Experts considered forging as the oldest method of giving required shapes. For a long time, this forging was used by the smith with hammer. After that, this method was cam into picture in industries.

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