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Ahh, I was unaware that it hadn't been banned. Though since building codes vary wildly by jurisdiction, I can imagine in some it has been while in others it hasn't. But yeah, it's best practice to use copper over aluminum, mainly because copper oxide is only slightly more resistant to...

Honestly, it doesn't change much until we get to electricity, though gold plated metal objects would be much more common due to gold's anti-corrosive nature. Mirrors also might have been cheaper in the past as gold makes a decent mirror and is easy to work and polish. Once we get electricity...